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RBR50v1 vs RBR50v2
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Anyone know the difference between the RBR50 and the RBR50v2? I can see that the original has a USB port and the v2 does not but is there anything else?
Also, can they interoperate? I have an RBR50v2 and an RBS50v2 - I assume I can add an RBS50v1?
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@jhoff909 wrote:Anyone know the difference between the RBR50 and the RBR50v2? I can see that the original has a USB port and the v2 does not but is there anything else?
Also, can they interoperate? I have an RBR50v2 and an RBS50v2 - I assume I can add an RBS50v1?
Besides the USB port, the v2 router has less storage. No one has ever mentioned problems connecting a v1 satellite to a v2 router.
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@jhoff909 wrote:Anyone know the difference between the RBR50 and the RBR50v2? I can see that the original has a USB port and the v2 does not but is there anything else?
Also, can they interoperate? I have an RBR50v2 and an RBS50v2 - I assume I can add an RBS50v1?
Besides the USB port, the v2 router has less storage. No one has ever mentioned problems connecting a v1 satellite to a v2 router.
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Re: RBR50v1 vs RBR50v2
So there are no pluses to the V2? I'm looking for an RBS50 - if I have the opportunity to buy a V1 RBR50/RBS50 pair for a decent price, it might be worth it to swap out my RBR50v2?
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Re: RBR50v1 vs RBR50v2
IF yoru wanting the V1 for the USB port and USB drive functionality, v1 doesn't support USB drives on the USB port FYI. Not alot you can do with the USB port.
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Re: RBR50v1 vs RBR50v2
@jhoff909 wrote:So there are no pluses to the V2? I'm looking for an RBS50 - if I have the opportunity to buy a V1 RBR50/RBS50 pair for a decent price, it might be worth it to swap out my RBR50v2?
I see no value in swapping out the router just to get a USB port unless you are a geek like me who enjoys capturing an entire day of LAN/WAN traffic to a USB stick. I bought a used router on eBay to experiment with and now I wish that I had bought a "set". Satellites are MUCH harder to find used than routers.
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Re: RBR50v1 vs RBR50v2
Yes, and the satellites are IMO too expensive 😞 I see a set on ebay that's cheap at the moment - cheaper than an individual satellite although there's a comment from the seller:
Orbi Rbr50 Royter W/ Rbs50 Satellite . Condition is Used. I can’t get the satellite to sync when I plugged it in. New place has built in WiFi so I don’t need this anymore. Might be an easy fix for someone who is tech savvy. Router works perfectly. |
If it's cheap enough, it's worth the risk (currently $46).
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