Netgear R6300

Although the Netgear R6300 supports the latest 802.11ac standard (in draft form); an odd design, and surprisingly underwhelming performance running in 11ac mode does not make this router one of Netgear's best.

Virtually everyone that has access to the Internet at home will have a wired connection and this therefore means that at the heart of their connectivity in the house we will find a router of some shape or from. Typically most of these are ISP supplied items such as BT's Home Hub or a generic branded router. Whilst these on the whole do as they say on the tin and for the most part of their lives and use run without any problems, there is always a better option. Most home users would like to get a little bit extra

We've circled back to complete our testing of NETGEAR's R6300 with its latest firmware. {mospagebreak toctitle=Introduction, Inside} {multithumb}{loadheader ...

We retested NETGEAR's R6300 with our new wireless test process and found that it didn't rise to the top of the AC1750 router pack. {multithumb} Introduction ...

Netgear's R6300 isn't the fastest 802.11ac router you can buy, but it has a number of positive features going for it.

Netgear's R6300 supports 802.11ac and is a great all-round wireless router for the home

Today I took a look at the Netgear R6300 Smart Wi-Fi v2 wireless router, did it live up to my expectations? Read on to find out...

One of the first 802.11ac draft routers - now with a software update

The Netgear R6300 is the fastest wireless router on the market, for now, thanks to 802.11ac. When used with Wireless-N devices, it's also one of the fastest N900 routers on the market.

Today we are going to take a look at one of the latest wireless routers from Netgear - the R6300.  T

The transition from 802.11g to faster 802.11n Wi-Fi was among the slowest, most drawn-out upgrades in the history of technology. It was only officially ratified by the IEEE standards committee in 2009, but before that, we