Nighthawk X10 (R9000) vs Google Nest Wifi: Which has better range stability?

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    Erin62
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      Hello everyone,

      I’m currently looking to upgrade my home wireless network to better cater to the increasing demand for high-speed internet due to multiple devices simultaneously streaming 4K content, gaming, and browsing. Essentially, it’s a pretty heavy traffic scenario. I’ve been researching and narrowed my options to the Netgear Nighthawk X10 (R9000) and the Google Nest Wifi Router.

      My primary concern is the stability of the connection. The last thing I want is a router that can’t maintain a stable connection under heavy load, as it can be incredibly frustrating, especially when I’m in the middle of a conference call or streaming my favourite series.

      Seeing that I’m a bit on the fence between these two models, I thought I’d reach out to this knowledgeable community. I’m sure there are folks here who’ve had experiences with one or both of these routers.

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      Lucas96
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        Have either of these routers given you any hiccups when multiple devices are streaming 4K content at the same time?

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        Lucas96
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          @Erin62 I’ve had experience with both routers and you’re right to be concerned about stability. In terms of raw speed and features, the Nighthawk X10 edges out the Google Nest Wifi in many aspects, including the ability to handle multiple high-bandwidth applications at once, thanks to its powerful quad-core processor. That being said, the Google Nest Wifi excels at maintaining a consistently stable connection, even with multiple devices. It also offers good whole-home coverage. If you’re technically inclined and require advanced customization options, the Nighthawk may be a better choice. However, if simplicity, reliability, and coverage are your priorities, I would lean towards the Google Nest Wifi.

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