NETGEAR AC1200 Smart Wi-Fi Router with External Antennas…
NETGEAR AC1200 Smart Wi-Fi Router with External Antennas (R6220 - 100INS)
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I've had 4 laptops, an xbox, a chromecast, 4 smartphones, 3 tablets, and an iPod connected at one time without any issues.
VDRey
 · February 16, 2016
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Richard, not sure if you tried the trouble shooting link for this product: https://www.netgear.com/support/product/R6220?cid=wmt_netgear_organic.
don00000000
Seller · January 7, 2017
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Yes its possible, but much easier if you have one
Jeff
 · February 16, 2017
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Range of this router is good, and you can extend router range using this: http://amzn.to/2EJjqFE
It's really help. Difference about 25%
BR
 · July 4, 2018
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you need to check with t-mobile tech support to see if they list this router.
doradus
 · December 6, 2021
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The latest firmware 1.1.0.42 does have IPv6 support.
Netgear Team
 · May 19, 2017
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the router should have come with an power adapter. contact whoever you bought it from .
doradus
 · March 20, 2022
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I have Charter/Spectrum (Cable). This router should be compatible with all modems. I tried it on my previous Centurylink DSL modem and it worked great (but their service was slow) and I switched to Charter/spectrum (cable and 10 x faster!) and it also works great. The one thing I spent a little time was getting it t… see more I have Charter/Spectrum (Cable). This router should be compatible with all modems. I tried it on my previous Centurylink DSL modem and it worked great (but their service was slow) and I switched to Charter/spectrum (cable and 10 x faster!) and it also works great. The one thing I spent a little time was getting it to sync with each modem. I tried booting up the modem 1st and router 2nd, and the router 1st and modem 2nd. I unplugged both and plugged both in at the same time and they synced up and has worked just fine for the last 2 months. Its the new AC compatible. I'd definitely recommend it. see less I have Charter/Spectrum (Cable). This router should be compatible with all modems. I tried it on my previous Centurylink DSL modem and it worked great (but their service was slow) and I switched to Charter/spectrum (cable and 10 x faster!) and it also works great. The one thing I spent a little time was getting it to sync with each modem. I tried booting up the modem 1st and router 2nd, and the router 1st and modem 2nd. I unplugged both and plugged both in at the same time and they synced up and has worked just fine for the last 2 months. Its the new AC compatible. I'd definitely recommend it.
Me
 · February 25, 2017
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It's between 4-6 feet long, it has a pretty decent length to it
Cody Storm
 · July 9, 2017
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The R6220 does not support WDS, I think. They do have WiFi repeating built into the firmware on R6220. You may need check with the factory website to confirm. https://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/wifi-routers/R6220.aspx
A seller
Seller · August 23, 2016