Those stats seems to indicate that there is not a problem with speeds from your satellite so I can't see what could be wrong either. For testing purposes, how about using your powerline thing to connect your NVR in the loft to the satellite in your study?
If things work well, then that points to a suspect ethernet cable connecting from the NVR.
If it does not and things were working well when the powerline connected the NVR to the router, then that indicates something between the satellite and the router.
Is this worth doing?- my satellite in my study is on a desk which is about 6 inches away from where the extender would have to be plugged in!
Dont understand how the ethernet cable can be suspect when it is the same one used when using the powerline thing and that works ok.
I also cant see how there can be an issue between the satellite and router since of my 24 devices connected to the wi-fi, 9 are connected to the satellite and with the exception of the CCTV we are discussing no devices have issues.
I think I might take the Orbi back to the retailer and get a replacement, which may or may not resolve the issue.
As a matter of interest, I bought the Orbi from John Lewis with a one year guarantee in October 2021 but when I tried contacting Netgear, they said that I only get 30 days warranty/support and that anything else would be chargeable- I am going to take this up with John Lewis.
Not yet updated the software yet- based on the comments so far there are still some bugs with it so I dont want to update with it and find other issues
No, thats not the reason - I dont want to install the new firmware and make things worse when everything else but my CCTV is working ok and I would rather wait until Netgear officially launch it and (hopefully) it will be properly tested with no bugs
