Reviewers Liked
- Superb wireless speeds
- Exceptional range
- Well priced considering performance
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Ageing UI and setup process
- Drops ReadyShare Cloud
Netgear R6250 AC1600 Smart WiFi Router
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Expert reviews and ratings
Netgear has pulled off something of a performance miracle with the R6250. It challenges the fastest routers available while cutting a big chunk off the price tag. You do pay for this with just one USB port, the omission of ReadyShare Cloud and Netgear...
By Trusted Reviews onA successful marriage of advanced features and user-friendly design, the Netgear R6250 is a great choice if you're looking to replace your ISP's free...
By TechRadar onAs technology advances we are all becoming more connected in our homes. It is not uncommon for households to have multiple smartphones, tablets and desktop/laptop systems all connected to a network. But which hardware will help to maximise your...
By HardwareHeaven onPricingThe R6250 only has a single model the supersedes it – namely the R6300 that I looked at towards the start of the year. Whilst the top end R6300 still retails for the best part of £180, the slightly slower R6250 is on the shelves for around...
By eTeknix onand Rating I'm a fan of NETGEAR's design overhaul last year, so it's good to see the trend continue. That said the piano black finish while sleek attracts dust very easily, something to keep in mind when placing the device in your home setup.Due to...
By HardwareHeaven onSecond generation Broadcom draft 802.11ac AC1600 router with storage sharing USB 3.0 port and OpenDNS based parental...
By SmallNetBuilder onMit einem gemessenen Maximal-Durchsatz von 616 MBit/s und auch sonst starker Leistung liefert der Netgear R6250 im Test die derzeit zweitbeste Performance im Ranking der WLAN-ac-Router. Ebenfalls bemerkenswert: Die problemlose Installation des Geräts...
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Welche Funktionen und Anschlüsse bei einem Router braucht man wirklich? In der Regel sind das die (Gigabit-)LAN-Buchsen, das WLAN und eventuell eine USB-Buchse für einen Drucker oder Speicher im Netzwerk – das war es im Großen und Ganzen. Die...
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