NETGEAR is aware of a growing number of phone and online scams. To learn how to stay safe click here.
Forum Discussion
tregan01
Mar 28, 2020Guide
MK62 or MR60?
I recently purchased the Netgear-Nighthawk AX1800 Dual-Band Mesh WiFi 6 system. I notice on the invoice it states the model number is MK62, but on the app, under "Hardware Version", it says MR60. Whi...
BabydD
May 14, 2020Aspirant
Umm, I purchased mk60 mesh system in Feb. Mk62 is another type of unit. Difference is that it does NOT have a dedicated backhaul
schumaku
Jun 03, 2020Guru - Experienced User
BabydD wrote:
Umm, I purchased mk60 mesh system in Feb.
To my knowledge, there was and is no MK60 - what would be kit, not a device.
Where have you accquired something designated MK60?
Provide images of the product labels of the router and the satellite (and the box in case it's still around).
BabydD wrote:
Mk62 is another type of unit. Difference is that it does NOT have a dedicated backhaul
As lined out before, the MK62 is a kit containing a router designated MR60 and one satellite designated MS60. The MK63 does contain one router and two satellites FWIW.
FMI:
MK62 Nighthawk Mesh WiFi 6 System - Data Sheet
MK63 Nighthawk Mesh WiFi 6 System - Data Sheet
BabydD wrote:
Difference is that it does NOT have a dedicated backhaul
Do you state the MR60 (or whatever it's the designation on the device) router does only have a single Ethernet port for WAN/Internet, and the satellite should have no Ethernet port?
The Nightawk Mesh devices (as available today) as MR60 and MS60 indeed have no dedicated wireless interface for a dedicated wireless backhaul.
Or are you talking about the Netgear Orbi SRK60 kit - which certainly has a third wireless radio allowing to use this as a dedicated wireless interface?