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AC2200 vs AC3000 with ethernet backhaul
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AC2200 vs AC3000 with ethernet backhaul
I am setting up wifi in a new house which has ethernet cabling installed. Therefore I am planning on ethernet backhauling. What I cannot figure out is if there is any advantage of purchasing the RBK50 with the AC3000 over the RBK40 with the AC2200 if I ethernet backhaul.
On a slightly related note, using Costco for the Orbi, I can effectively get a 3 piece Orbi set up (AC3000 or AC2200) for the same price as a non-wifi router and a 2 piece Orbi setup on Amazon. Any advice on going with the Orbi as a router and two sattelites versus a non-wifi router and two Orbi units as APs?
Thanks for taking the time to read my post and any assistance anyone is able to provide.
BH
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Re: AC2200 vs AC3000 with ethernet backhaul
The specs are listed here: https://www.netgear.com/orbi/
Mostly the wifi connection rate is 1.7Gb between router and satellite while the other is 866mb. This is only the connection rate between router and satellite.
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