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The video compares two mesh Wi-Fi systems, Euro Pro 6 and Orbi RBK 752. Euro Pro 6 is praised for its easy installation, high performance, and stability, while Orbi RBK 752 is suitable for power users due to its web-based interface and extra ports. Euro Pro 6 excels in real-world speed tests, offering smooth device switching and stability. The speaker discusses various features of both systems, such as band steering and firmware updates. Euro Pro 6 is recommended for its stability and performance, while Orbi 752 is noted for its stability. The Orbi system utilizes a backhaul channel for communication between units. Eero Pro 6 offers user-friendly features and an optional subscription service for enhanced security. Drawbacks of Orbi's optional subscription service are highlighted, and Euro Pro 6 is favored for easy setup and better performance. Recommendations are provided for achieving maximum speeds on gigabit internet, with Orbi 852 and Eero Pro 6 being suggested as top options.
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In this segment of the video, two mesh Wi-Fi systems, Euro Pro 6 and Orbi RBK 752, are discussed. Euro Pro 6 is highlighted as easy to install, providing great performance and stability, and loaded with software features in its phone app. Orbi RBK 752, on the other hand, is praised for its capabilities for power users, offering a web-based interface and extra ports. The installation process for Euro Pro 6 is cited as quick and easy, with clear instructions and tips for optimizing signal strength. Real-world wireless speeds testing with Euro Pro 6 demonstrated high performance with an average of 540 Mbps in designated locations and 742 Mbps when close to the main router. Euro Pro 6 was noted for smooth device switching and overall stability due to its true multi-channel mesh network utilizing all three bands for communication.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Euro system’s seamless node transitions, band steering feature to improve performance, and the stability of the Euro Pro 6 with firmware updates. Testing shows that the Orbi 752 and Euro Pro 6 have similar coverage and speeds, but Euro Pro 6 outperforms in speed tests. The Orbi 852 is recommended for those seeking higher speeds. The speaker praises the Orbi 752 for its stability and lack of issues. However, caution is advised regarding potential firmware updates affecting performance.
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In this segment of the video, it is discussed how the Orbi backhaul channel is used exclusively for communication between Orbi units, leaving the other two bands free for device connections. The Eero app offers user-friendly features such as family profiles for managing devices and controlling internet access. Eero Pro 6 lacks some features from previous models but offers an optional subscription service, Eero Secure, for enhanced security and parental controls. While the Eero system requires cloud connectivity, the Orbi system has a web-based interface for customization and operates without cloud reliance. Orbi offers a traffic meter for monitoring bandwidth usage.
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In this segment of the video, it discusses the drawbacks of Orbi’s optional subscription service, Netgear Armor, which costs $70 a year but has obnoxious ads and blocked legitimate sites. Orbi lacks parental controls but offers a partnership with Disney’s Circle for $5 a month. Euro Pro 6 units are smaller than Orbi with two ethernet ports for accessories. Orbi RBK752 is larger and less aesthetically pleasing. Euro Pro 6 is recommended for easy setup, stable network, and better performance compared to Orbi. Orbi RBK50 is suggested as an alternative for those not needing Wi-Fi 6 benefits.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses different Wi-Fi options for achieving max speeds on gigabit internet. They recommend the Orbi 852 for those aiming for maximum throughput of 850 megabits per second with Wi-Fi 6 capable phones. The Eero Pro 6 is suggested as the best option, especially if not paying for gigabit speeds, offering around 350 megabits per second. The speaker plans to test the Deco X20 against the Eero 6 in the future and invites viewers to ask questions or share feedback in the comments.