While the minimum of components might indicate a straightforward, hook-up-and-go operation, there’s at least one hurdle that needs to be overcome. Once the hulking X8 is excavated from its protective cardboard housing, owners will find little more than an Ethernet cable, AC adaptor, a quick start guide, as well as the router. Hardware for this review was supplied by Netgear, in exchange for an honest, unfair evaluationĪs with many of Netgear’s other routers, set-up is mostly straightforward, save for a few small issues.
For houses and small offices with a multitude of net-based devices, the X8 handles everyday traffic with pedantic precision, leaving plenty of capacity for technology advancement. Sure, you’ll probably never push the peripheral to its limits, but that’s exactly the point. From the vehicle’s raw capacity for speed to the sense of contentment cultivated by the bassy growl of a dozen cylinders all firing in perfect unison, gratification lurks in latent capability and expertly-tuned performance.įor those with an infatuation for cutting-edge technology, Netgear’s Nighthawk X8 R8500 could be considered the Ferrari of wireless routers, capable of handling data transmission speeds that outstrip the ability of most contemporary desktops, laptops, and adaptors. And even if the sportscar isn’t able to flaunt its absurd amount of horsepower on congested highways, there’s an undeniable satisfaction in ownership.
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