With Orbi Mesh Systems, you can replace your single router and enjoy whole-home WiFi coverage, overcoming barriers like thick walls, multiple stories, and large layouts for a reliable connection everywhere.
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Tired of video calls cutting out or movies buffering upstairs? WiFi dead zones are frustrating, but the right technology can make them a thing of the past.
If you experience unwanted lag or buffering, the culprit might be your router. A single router has a limited range, and materials like concrete and metal block its signal. While solutions like WiFi extenders exist, they often create separate networks and cut your bandwidth in half, leading to a clunky and slow experience — or a total WiFi dead zone. It could be time for a WiFi upgrade.
If you’ve tried fixing WiFi dead zones with an extender or booster, you may have discovered that it created more problems than it solved. Many WiFi extenders create multiple network names and slower speeds. The better solution for today’s connected homes is upgrading to Orbi Mesh WiFi.
Compare WiFi Extender vs Mesh WiFi
Today’s smart homes include dozens of connected devices. Older routers often struggle to keep pace with modern bandwidth demands, resulting in weak coverage and unreliable performance. Your high-speed internet plan is only as good as your router. An older router can become a bottleneck for streaming, gaming, video calls, and smart home devices.
Orbi Mesh WiFi Systems are different. The main router and satellite units work together as one seamless network, covering your home with fast, reliable WiFi.
NETGEAR Orbi Series 970, 770, and 370 systems use advanced Tri-Band and Quad-Band technology to maintain maximum available speeds across all connected devices.
With an Orbi system, you get reliable WiFi coverage in every corner of your home — indoors and outdoors. Imagine streaming flawless 4K movies in the basement, joining uninterrupted video calls from your home office, and keeping smart home devices connected everywhere.
Say goodbye to buffering, dropped calls, and hunting for a signal. Orbi delivers one seamless network for all your devices.
Eliminate dead zones with strong, consistent WiFi coverage throughout your entire property. Orbi is ideal for large homes with multiple floors and challenging layouts.
A single network name (SSID) automatically connects devices to the strongest signal source as you move around your home.
Select Orbi systems use tri-band or quad-band designs with dedicated backhaul between the router and satellites to help preserve strong performance across more areas of the home. All Orbi models support 1Gb wired Ethernet backhaul, while select higher-end models include multi-gig ports that enable even faster multi-gig backhaul between units.
WiFi 7 technology allows devices to connect across multiple bands simultaneously for faster speeds and lower latency.
The Orbi 970 Series delivers cutting-edge WiFi 7 performance with multi-gig speeds and support for hundreds of connected devices. Orbi 770 and Orbi 370 provide powerful alternatives for different home sizes and budgets.
Use the Orbi App for guided setup and simple network management in just minutes.
NETGEAR remains a leading authority in home networking solutions. Orbi Mesh Systems are designed to eliminate dead zones and provide reliable whole-home coverage from the front door to the backyard.
Ready to eliminate WiFi dead zones for good? Explore the NETGEAR Orbi family and find the perfect mesh system for your home.
WiFi dead zones are usually caused by thick walls, long distances from the router, interference, or outdated networking equipment.
Yes. Mesh WiFi systems provide one seamless network with stronger coverage and better speeds, while extenders often reduce bandwidth and create separate networks.
Yes. NETGEAR Orbi Mesh systems are designed for whole-home coverage, including large multi-story homes and outdoor areas.
Yes. Orbi Mesh systems work with most major internet providers and modems.
WiFi 7 improves speed, lowers latency, increases device capacity, and delivers better performance for gaming, streaming, and smart homes.
