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title: "Netgear Nighthawk X4 AC2350 Smart Wi-Fi Router (R7500) (R7500-100NAS) (R7500-100NAS)"
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# Beamforming+ & 4 External Antennas 2.33Gbps Quad-Stream AC2350 Wi-Fi 1.4GHz Dual-Core Processor Netgear Nighthawk X4 AC2350 Smart Wi-Fi Router (R7500) (R7500-100NAS) (R7500-100NAS)

**Brand:** netgear
**Price:** € 320.67
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Dominate your digital domain with the Nighthawk X4 — speed, power, and range in one sleek package!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Netgear Nighthawk X4 AC2350 Smart Wi-Fi Router (R7500) (R7500-100NAS) (R7500-100NAS) by netgear
- **How much does it cost?** € 320.67 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- netgear enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted netgear brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Extended Coverage:** Four high-performance external antennas with Beamforming+ deliver maximum range and reliable connections throughout your home or office.
- • **Blazing Fast Speeds:** Experience ultra-smooth streaming and lag-free gaming with up to 2.33Gbps Wi-Fi throughput.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** 1.4GHz dual-core processor ensures your network handles multiple devices and heavy traffic effortlessly.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Twin USB 3.0 and eSATA ports let you easily share and back up files with lightning-fast external storage access.
- • **Smart Bandwidth Prioritization:** Dynamic QoS intelligently prioritizes bandwidth by application, so your video calls and gaming never stutter.

## Overview

The Netgear Nighthawk X4 AC2350 Smart Wi-Fi Router (R7500) delivers next-generation Wave 2 Wi-Fi with quad-stream technology, reaching speeds up to 2.33Gbps. Powered by a 1.4GHz dual-core processor and enhanced with Dynamic QoS, it optimizes bandwidth for seamless gaming and streaming. Four external antennas with Beamforming+ maximize wireless range and signal strength. Dual USB 3.0 and eSATA ports provide fast external storage connectivity, making it ideal for media sharing and backups. Designed for demanding home and small business networks, it supports multiple devices across large spaces with reliable, high-speed connections.

## Description

Product Description The Nighthawk X4 AC2350 Smart Wi-Fi Router is the next wave in Wi-Fi. Quad-Stream X4 Architecture delivers speeds up to 2.35Gbps and the 1.4GHz dual core processor and Dynamic QoS, give you unparalleled performance for gaming and streaming. Twin USB 3.0 and an eSATA port provide fast access to high-capacity external storage. desertcart.com

Review: Netgear Nighthawk X4 (R7500v2) Wireless Router Review - What a little beast! Ordered/purchased this router Sunday, 6 March. It was delivered on Tuesday. Setup was very easy in addition to upgrading the firmware that is almost always recommended immediately before placing the item into production. The process was very easy since I already have a fast internet connection to the outside world @ 90 Mbps. I did have a small issue after completing the setup which was discovered by testing my network for security vulnerabilities. After reviewing all firewall logs, in addition to the router logs, the vulnerability being reported turned out to be a false reading from the router. I notified Netgear and within 24 hours they provided me with an upgraded firmware version (V1.0.2.4) to correct the false report. The network security software now reports the entire network and all devices are secure after loading the new firmware. The speed on the primary floor is remarkable. The Trendnet 680MB wireless bridge used in the living room now connects to the router at 405 Mbps TX and 450 Mbps RX. With the HP laptop sitting almost 40 feet away and down the hall from the computer room and office I typically connect at 300 Mbps and connection strength a solid 100 percent. That is a 8 year old wireless card which only goes up to an "n" connection on the 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz bands. I believe 300 Mbps is the maximum connection speed for that type of card. The laptop connection dropped to 269 Mbps when I had every IP device in the house connected and moving data packets across the network. The slowest devices were the iPad mini and my wife's ASUS tablet and iPhone 5s. My wife's phone packed away in her purse in the living room shows 54 Mbps connection speed according to the Netgear Genie app used on my iPad mini. I admit the connection priorities for her devices and my iPhone 6S are set to "low" on the router config because we honestly do not move much data through our phones and tablets. I was hoping the signal was a bit stronger down in the basement. However, I must say the tests were made with the laptop connected around 60-70 feet away, one floor down, two walls to go through and a few other devices in the house using the wireless network. This router spoils you but with the speed downstairs of 81 Mbps and signal strength less in the 30 percent range, it is more than acceptable in the far corner of my basement with the laptop. Definitely speedy enough to surf the net and check email or make a remote desktop connection to the PC upstairs or the media server upstairs at the router by the PC. An AC class wireless range extender or CAT 5 cable to a managed switch may be needed when the home theater is built out and functioning down there. It's possible a better/cheaper solution might be to move the new router downstairs and then run a CAT 5 cable to a small 4 port switch upstairs for connection to the PC and printer via a 1 Gbps Ethernet CAT 5 cable. Still have more testing to do before I decide how the hardware will be setup for the best results at the 4K big screen with AV receiver pushing the sounds. The primary point with all of the jibber-jabber is this router has serious speed and is strong enough with good range to have more than acceptable wireless network speed at a very reasonable price. It has an external SATA port for connection to a very fast external SATA III disk drive. This feature would make the router a very good media server for the price of an external powered SATA III disk drive. 2 addition USB 3.0 ports for external disks or other devices to be used for file/system backup locations or media "shares" are also strong selling points. A total of 5 each 1 Gbps Ethernet ports, one for the WAN and 4 LAN connections provides multiple very fast Ethernet connections. BTW, this router in recent tests with one of the later firmware upgrades bested the leading AC2600 class router in features, range, speed and price. This isn't even an AC2600 class router but an AC2350 with two bands and a total of 7 possible wireless data streams (Quad stream on the 5Ghz and 3 on the 2.4Ghz). Details are available at: [...] Can you tell I'm very pleased with the performance of this device? For the purchase price of $163 delivered from desertcart, it might be difficult to locate something as good for anything close to that price. Maybe... Lots of new tech coming out and prices are going down. Heck, if I can get 4 or more solid years of use it would be well worth the small expense.
Review: Excellent router with super signal - I'm a computer consultant and support home users and small businesses. I've installed quite a few routers and I'm very impressed with teh whole Nighthawk router lineup. I have installed quite a few of the original Nighthawks, but for those clients with lots of devices, or buildings that kill wireless signal, the X4 gives you an extra edge in performance. All the Nighthawks that I have installed at client's homes and offices and all are running reliably enough that I don't get phone calls about them. At my business client, that was my first install of an X4, they were experiencing an issue with the 5 gigahertz spectrum quitting and we would have to reboot the router to get it back. We had installed the unit in February 2015 and Netgear fixed the issue with a firmware update about 2 months later, I believe. Since that flaw was fixed, I think the unit has required all of 2 reboots. This client, btw, is pushing the X4 more than any of my customers. They are a business with about 12 employees, with nearly 20 wired devices on their gigabit network, plus another 15 or so wireless ones (half of them being laptops when they are not connected to ethernet and half employee's personal devices). Plus, the signal needs to cover 3 floors. The X4 has no issues dealing with this list of demands. The wifi speed on 5g is superb and wall penetration is quite good on that spectrum.... But it will only travel so far.... at which point you need to use 2.4 which has amazing penetration. I have the X4 hanging very high on a tall wall -- so about 8 feet high -- with the antennas separated from each other as much as possible. The unit gets warm to the touch but nothing more. (The connections to the router come down from the drop ceiling. The wall wart power adapter for the router is up in the ceiling.) At another site, I installed one of these as a killer WAP (Wireless Access Point) and it doubled the signal strength in all the trouble areas, despite having to be placed in a discreet location, in order to please the client. At one time Linksys was my "go to" router, but then the brand lost their way. Now that Belkin has bought them, they seem to be resurging with interesting products, but I haven't tried them. I've been happy enough with Netgear and Asus (and Apple sometimes), that I'm sticking with what works.

## Features

- Quad-Stream AC2350 Wi-Fi - up to 2.33Gbps (600 + 1733 Mbps)
- Next generation Wave 2 Wi-Fi
- Fastest available 1.4GHz dual core processor
- Dynamic QoS bandwidth prioritization by application
- Twin USB 3.0 and eSATA ports for external storage
- Four high-performance external antennas and Beam forming+ for maximum range
- Manage your home network with NETGEAR genie

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00MRVJY5C |
| Best Sellers Rank | #86,602 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #1,972 in Computer Routers |
| Brand | NETGEAR |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (649) |
| Date First Available | September 2, 2014 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 13.78 x 10.2 x 3.23 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.05 pounds |
| Item model number | R7500-100NAS |
| Manufacturer | Netgear Inc |
| Operating System | Linux,Mac Os,Safari 1,Vista,Windows 7 |
| Product Dimensions | 13.78 x 10.2 x 3.23 inches |
| Series | Netgear Nighthawk X4 |
| Voltage | 100240 Volts |
| Wireless Type | 802.11ac |

## Product Details

- **Antenna Type:** Retractable
- **Brand:** NETGEAR
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer
- **Connectivity Technology:** WiFi^Wired
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Model Name:** Netgear Nighthawk X4
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Gaming, Home
- **Special Feature:** QoS, WPS
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11ac

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Netgear Nighthawk X4 (R7500v2) Wireless Router Review
*by L***. on March 12, 2016*

What a little beast! Ordered/purchased this router Sunday, 6 March. It was delivered on Tuesday. Setup was very easy in addition to upgrading the firmware that is almost always recommended immediately before placing the item into production. The process was very easy since I already have a fast internet connection to the outside world @ 90 Mbps. I did have a small issue after completing the setup which was discovered by testing my network for security vulnerabilities. After reviewing all firewall logs, in addition to the router logs, the vulnerability being reported turned out to be a false reading from the router. I notified Netgear and within 24 hours they provided me with an upgraded firmware version (V1.0.2.4) to correct the false report. The network security software now reports the entire network and all devices are secure after loading the new firmware. The speed on the primary floor is remarkable. The Trendnet 680MB wireless bridge used in the living room now connects to the router at 405 Mbps TX and 450 Mbps RX. With the HP laptop sitting almost 40 feet away and down the hall from the computer room and office I typically connect at 300 Mbps and connection strength a solid 100 percent. That is a 8 year old wireless card which only goes up to an "n" connection on the 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz bands. I believe 300 Mbps is the maximum connection speed for that type of card. The laptop connection dropped to 269 Mbps when I had every IP device in the house connected and moving data packets across the network. The slowest devices were the iPad mini and my wife's ASUS tablet and iPhone 5s. My wife's phone packed away in her purse in the living room shows 54 Mbps connection speed according to the Netgear Genie app used on my iPad mini. I admit the connection priorities for her devices and my iPhone 6S are set to "low" on the router config because we honestly do not move much data through our phones and tablets. I was hoping the signal was a bit stronger down in the basement. However, I must say the tests were made with the laptop connected around 60-70 feet away, one floor down, two walls to go through and a few other devices in the house using the wireless network. This router spoils you but with the speed downstairs of 81 Mbps and signal strength less in the 30 percent range, it is more than acceptable in the far corner of my basement with the laptop. Definitely speedy enough to surf the net and check email or make a remote desktop connection to the PC upstairs or the media server upstairs at the router by the PC. An AC class wireless range extender or CAT 5 cable to a managed switch may be needed when the home theater is built out and functioning down there. It's possible a better/cheaper solution might be to move the new router downstairs and then run a CAT 5 cable to a small 4 port switch upstairs for connection to the PC and printer via a 1 Gbps Ethernet CAT 5 cable. Still have more testing to do before I decide how the hardware will be setup for the best results at the 4K big screen with AV receiver pushing the sounds. The primary point with all of the jibber-jabber is this router has serious speed and is strong enough with good range to have more than acceptable wireless network speed at a very reasonable price. It has an external SATA port for connection to a very fast external SATA III disk drive. This feature would make the router a very good media server for the price of an external powered SATA III disk drive. 2 addition USB 3.0 ports for external disks or other devices to be used for file/system backup locations or media "shares" are also strong selling points. A total of 5 each 1 Gbps Ethernet ports, one for the WAN and 4 LAN connections provides multiple very fast Ethernet connections. BTW, this router in recent tests with one of the later firmware upgrades bested the leading AC2600 class router in features, range, speed and price. This isn't even an AC2600 class router but an AC2350 with two bands and a total of 7 possible wireless data streams (Quad stream on the 5Ghz and 3 on the 2.4Ghz). Details are available at: [...] Can you tell I'm very pleased with the performance of this device? For the purchase price of $163 delivered from Amazon, it might be difficult to locate something as good for anything close to that price. Maybe... Lots of new tech coming out and prices are going down. Heck, if I can get 4 or more solid years of use it would be well worth the small expense.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent router with super signal
*by C***S on October 25, 2015*

I'm a computer consultant and support home users and small businesses. I've installed quite a few routers and I'm very impressed with teh whole Nighthawk router lineup. I have installed quite a few of the original Nighthawks, but for those clients with lots of devices, or buildings that kill wireless signal, the X4 gives you an extra edge in performance. All the Nighthawks that I have installed at client's homes and offices and all are running reliably enough that I don't get phone calls about them. At my business client, that was my first install of an X4, they were experiencing an issue with the 5 gigahertz spectrum quitting and we would have to reboot the router to get it back. We had installed the unit in February 2015 and Netgear fixed the issue with a firmware update about 2 months later, I believe. Since that flaw was fixed, I think the unit has required all of 2 reboots. This client, btw, is pushing the X4 more than any of my customers. They are a business with about 12 employees, with nearly 20 wired devices on their gigabit network, plus another 15 or so wireless ones (half of them being laptops when they are not connected to ethernet and half employee's personal devices). Plus, the signal needs to cover 3 floors. The X4 has no issues dealing with this list of demands. The wifi speed on 5g is superb and wall penetration is quite good on that spectrum.... But it will only travel so far.... at which point you need to use 2.4 which has amazing penetration. I have the X4 hanging very high on a tall wall -- so about 8 feet high -- with the antennas separated from each other as much as possible. The unit gets warm to the touch but nothing more. (The connections to the router come down from the drop ceiling. The wall wart power adapter for the router is up in the ceiling.) At another site, I installed one of these as a killer WAP (Wireless Access Point) and it doubled the signal strength in all the trouble areas, despite having to be placed in a discreet location, in order to please the client. At one time Linksys was my "go to" router, but then the brand lost their way. Now that Belkin has bought them, they seem to be resurging with interesting products, but I haven't tried them. I've been happy enough with Netgear and Asus (and Apple sometimes), that I'm sticking with what works.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***B on May 29, 2015*

perfect for gaming great speed and performace

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