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NETGEAR D7000-100UKS Nighthawk AC1900 Dual Band 600 + 1300 Mbps Wireless (Wi-Fi) VDSL/ADSL Modem Router for Phone Line Connections (BT Infinity, YouView, TalkTalk, EE and Plusnet Fibre)

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  • Control your internet access by replacing Service Provider Gateway - just plug-in the phone line and get fast internet connection with easy installation
  • Smooth streaming and lag-free gaming with gigabit Wi-Fi speeds and additional interference-free (DFS) 5 GHz channels; gigabit Ethernet ports for fast peripheral connections
  • Longer range, enhanced throughput with three high-powered external antennas
  • Share your USB hard drive and printer with all your devices using a high speed USB 3.0 (10x faster than USB 2.0) port - supports ReadyCloud so you can access your USB device from anywhere
  • Easily manage, monitor and control your home network from anywhere (at home or away) using NETGEAR genie app
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D6000 D6220 D6400 Nighthawk VDSL Nighthawk X4S VDSL Nighthawk X8 VDSL
Wireless Standard AC750 AC1200 AC1600 AC1900 AC2600 AC5300
Wi-Fi Speed up to 300 Mbps + 450 Mbps 300 Mbps + 900 Mbps 300 Mbps + 1300 Mbps 600 Mbps + 1300 Mbps 600 Mbps + 1733 Mbps 1000 Mbps + 2133 Mbps + 2133 Mbps
Connection Type ADSL ADSL / VDSL (Fibre) ADSL / VDSL (Fibre) ADSL / VDSL (Fibre) ADSL / VDSL (Fibre) ADSL / VDSL (Fibre)
Ethernet Ports Five 10/100/1000 (1 WAN and 4 LAN) Gigabit Ethernet ports with auto-sensing technology Five 10/100/1000 (1 WAN and 4 LAN) Gigabit Ethernet ports with auto-sensing technology Five 10/100/1000 (1 WAN and 4 LAN) Gigabit Ethernet ports with auto-sensing technology Four 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Ports with auto-sensing technology Four 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Ports with auto-sensing technology Six 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Ports with auto-sensing technology and port aggregation
USB Ports for Storage and Sharing One (1) USB Port One (1) USB 2.0 port Two (2) USB ports Two (2) USB ports Two (2) USB 3.0 ports Two (2) USB ports - one (1) USB 3.0 and one (1) USB 2.0 port
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 April 2017
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4.0 out of 5 stars Very good router with fast AC speeds
By Michael E on 9 July 2017
Had the Netgear router since March. Up to then, I was still using the Technicolor 582n router for Fibre broadband from Plusnet. The Plusnet supplied router was fine and it did the job. I very rarely had any problems with it but it didn't have ac wifi so it's speeds were always so limited. Most of my devices these days seem to have ac wifi and after I got a PS4, I noticed the download speeds were way too slow on n wifi - especially when you're downloading gigabytes and gigabytes of games. So I looked into getting a new router. It came down to between the Netgear D7000 and the TP-Link C9/VR900. What really swayed me towards the Netgear was the speeds of the USB port. I read benchmarks and the Netgear had the edge on the TP-Link when it came to USB speeds. I wanted to plug a portable hard drive in and use it as a NAS drive. I also planned on getting a wifi adaptor for my PC since I would have AC and didn't want a long ethernet cable running from my PC in my bedroom to my router in my living room.

So in practice, how did it all stack up? There were some teething problems in the first month or so. For some explicable reason, I did encounter one problem where it had forgotten all the Plusnet login details and I had to set everything up from scratch again. That hasn’t happened since then. I have a 65mbps broadband connection and I do hit that that speed on most of my AC devices - particularly my PS4 and PC. Bear in mind, my PC is in my bedroom above my living room where the router is and AC signal strength tends to drop off much quicker than N the further away you get. I'm getting full speed though. The only thing I'm kinda worried about is whether or not in the future, I get even faster broadband, how much higher speeds will I get to my PC via AC. I'm using a TP-LINK Archer T9E AC1900 PCI adaptor for my PC. I have noticed, roughly once a week, the PCI adaptor will fail to connect to my router and I have to reset it but that could be an issue with the adaptor rather than the router - I'm not sure.

Now for the USB hard drive. I have all my movies and TV shows on my hard drive so I can access them all from my TV or my PC whenever I want. The router comes with DLNA support so I can easily access my videos from my TV no problem. There are no streaming issues at all. I have mapped a network drive on my PC to drop files into it. I'm getting slightly over 10mb/s transfer rate which is slightly disappointing - benchmarks put this at around 20mb/s but that was with a ethernet-connected PC - I'm doing it over wifi. So it's okay to transfer the occasional file but for anything more, I'm going to have to disconnect the hard drive and plug it in the PC directly. Netgear also has something called Readycloud which allows you to access your files from anywhere - I can't get that working no matter what I do. It's not a big deal as I don't really need that anyway.

Another situation is that in my other bedroom, I have an Android box with absolutely terrible N Wifi. On my Plusnet router I struggled to even get a signal with it but this box does connect to my Netgear router fine. It's not perfect, speeds aren't great but I can at least watch some youtube videos. A lot of it is down to Netgear's beamforming technology which amplifies the signal towards a device.

So in conclusion, the Netgear router is working fine for me now. It does concern me that it forgot my login details on one occasion but hopefully that was an isolated incident. But it's far better than the Plusnet supplied router. Having AC allows me to have a completely wireless PC and have the same speeds as what I would over ethernet. I also have a NAS-style hard drive for all my media needs. I wouldn't disregard TP-Link's routers though - they're probably just as capable as Netgear and they're a little cheaper. So yes, for anybody still on the old ISP-supplied routers from years ago, this is a good upgrade to get fast AC speeds.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 March 2017
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