NetGear Orbi RBK852 AX6000 Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - 2 Pack $365 Delivered / C&C @ Landmark Computers

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NetGear Orbi RBK852 AX6000 Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router System - 2 Pack $365 Delivered / C&C @ Landmark Computers
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Sethisaab on 09/05/2026 - 11:27 lmc.com.au (858 clicks)
Last edited 09/05/2026 - 15:45 by 2 other users

Was finding a budget friendly Mesh system to upgrade and this seemed to be pretty great setup in a budget - Netgear Orbi AX6000 [RBK852-100AUS]

Tri-band Mesh WiFi 6 System- 2 pack

Orbi Tri-Band WiFi 6 Mesh System, 6Gbps, Router + 1 Satellite - Cover up to 5,000 sq. ft. with blazing-fast, reliable WiFi with speeds of up to 6Gbps for over 100 devices. Stream, browse, and work uninterrupted in every room of your home.

Award-Winning, Unmatched Performance - Tri-band mesh technology creates the ultimate WiFi experience. It uses a third dedicated WiFi connection between your router and satellites to deliver maximum speeds throughout every square inch of your home, even hard-to-reach places. Stay constantly connected on all your devices, even as you move through the house.

WiFi Built for Your Smart Home

Orbi's award-winning mesh WiFi paired with WiFi 6 technology covers every square inch of your home with the best WiFi available, so you get a strong, reliable connection on all your connected devices.

Netgear Armor - Netgear Armor cybersecurity keeps your network and private data safe from online threats, at home and on the go. One subscription protects an unlimited number of connected devices, from phones and laptops to thermostats and security cameras.

Easy Setup and Use with the Orbi App - With the Orbi app, setup takes just minutes, so you can start enjoying better WiFi sooner. You can also see your connected devices, run an internet speed test, manage your Netgear service subscriptions, and more from the palm of your hand.

Physical Ports: A 2.5 Gbps WAN Port And 4 LAN Gigabit Ethernet Ports

Mounting: Wall-Mount

Warranty: 2-Years Warranty

Antenna Type: Eight (8) high performance internal antennas with high-powered amplifiers

Security Features: Comprehensive anti-virus & data theft protection for your PC, Mac and mobile devices with NETGEAR Armor. Standards-based WiFi Security (802.11i, 128-bit AES encryption with PSK). Guest WiFi Network is easy to setup separate & secure Internet access for guests

Ideal for:
Right size for small business access points.
Mobile application for simple network set-up.

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  • seniordoc on 09/05/2026 - 12:07

    price looks good but I will only buy router with wifi 6E or 7.

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  • tubeidea on 09/05/2026 - 12:20

    Got the orbi AC3000 (RBK50) a little less than 4 years ago and solved all our speed and dropout issues in an old double brick, two storey house. I can even get some reception across the road, though it's not great at that distance.

    Mesh is definitely the way to go.

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    • StarGrapper on 19/05/2026 - 11:38

      if you may help me out, i can see this one on facebook market, 1 routers, 2 satellites and 1 speaker, for 80$, you think i should go for it in 2026?

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      • tubeidea on 19/05/2026 - 13:30

        for $80 it might be worth it, but it could also be nearing the end of its lifespan, it depends on how old it is and how much it has been used. I couldn't really say, you'd have to talk to the seller about the kind of use they've been subjected to, and whether you trust them or not.

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  • John K on 09/05/2026 - 12:27

    I am using RBK853 and it is pretty solid. Never had any issue. Getting around 700-800 MBPS around the house on wifi.

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    • soupratt on 09/05/2026 - 19:02

      Same, have the base and 3 satellites and it is ROCK SOLID. Not had any drop out, slowdowns or any issues at all. Keep getting tempted to Wifi 7 but I can hardly justify changing something that works very well just to give 2 devices which have wifi 7 faster speeds. The only thing I would upgrade are the 1Gb ports.

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  • YpeKiYay on 09/05/2026 - 12:37

    Rbr850 is the router. Rbs850 is the satellite. If you are technically savvy you can convert a router to a satellite. Have done heaps without issues. Cant convert satellite to router by the way. See reddit for conversion instructions. Rbs850 is compatible with rbr850 and rbr750 but not with rbr860.

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  • hollykryten on 09/05/2026 - 13:00

    Why you would get this instead of the Netgear Orbi 370 WiFi 7 2-Pack for $379?. It's the latest model.

    https://www.amazon.com.au/Netgear-Dual-Band-Supports-Interne…

    https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/netgear-orbi-370-series-d…

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    • jingwen91 on 09/05/2026 - 13:04

      Triband vs dual band. Dedicated 6ghz backhaul on Triband provides better stability and throughput.

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      • hollykryten on 09/05/2026 - 13:09

        6GHz doesn't transmit as far as 5Ghz. I've heard that it's only useful in the same room. Useless for trying to transmit through brick walls and when it comes to wooden walls even has problems through more than one wooden wall. So what good is 6GHz then if you're trying to say transmit it to the other side of the house into another room. So in that cast no 6GHz won't provide good throughput and stability through multiple walls. Only 5GHz WiFi will be able to do that. So 6GHz WiFi isn't that good unless it's close to the main router.

        I bet a good WiFi 7 5GHz dual band backhaul Mesh system would beat WiFi 6 6GHz backhaul through multiple wooden walls on the other side of the house.

        I use a pair of ASUS WiFi 7 BE6500 routers in AiMesh mesh system (5GHz WiFi backhaul) where the node is on the other side of the house through multiple wooden walls. And i can easily download games through Steam at 110MB/s and over on a Gigabit NBN plan. I would like to see 6GHz backhaul do that through multiple wooden walls on the other side of the house.

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        • p3r514n on 09/05/2026 - 17:40

          Correct, 6ghz is useless for mesh systems as the range is very weak. This is why you’ll find that the dedicated backhaul band is generally 5ghz instead of 6ghz.

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          • jingwen91 on 09/05/2026 - 17:49

            @p3r514n: Yes you’re right. I was confused with 6e triband routers, which had dedicated 6ghz backhaul. Having said that, I still believe that having a dedicated backhaul from a Triband router will be better than a saturated dual band. Especially if you don’t have any wifi7 devices..

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            • p3r514n on 09/05/2026 - 18:20

              @jingwen91: They don't necessarily all use 6ghz either. The Quad-Band Orbi RBKE962 uses 5ghz as the dedicated wireless backhaul. I used to have one and the range was garbage. Swapped to the ZenWiFi BT8 and the speed and range has significantly improved. There's nothing like MLO.

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  • airconfuse on 09/05/2026 - 14:40

    Been looking for a new mesh system, can backhaul them. Are these any good?

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  • BoundedRationality on 09/05/2026 - 21:31

    Good price for it, but, just be mindful about how long you'll actually have with this before the support goes EOL too. I have an old RBK52 set that was officially EOL'd a few months back and I'm looking to replace and this would probably do great, but it may only give me 2-3 years before that date, so doesn't quite stack up so well in that light.

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    • tubeidea on 10/05/2026 - 05:36

      You can still use them after they discontinue support, I got the same email a while back but my devices still work, it just means they're not going to update them any more, which doesn't worry me as I never updated mine in the first place.

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      • BoundedRationality on 11/05/2026 - 20:04

        Of course you can and I'm still using it, but it's no longer secure and any exploit leaves you vulnerable.

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    • Kliche on 10/05/2026 - 09:19

      My RBK52 router recently updated itself with new firmware after 5 years but the satellite is still on the old firmware and can no longer communicate. Tried manually installing firmware but now it's gone brick.

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  • Zemuch on 10/05/2026 - 08:49

    Good price, good routers. Just make sure that you DO NOT install their phone app to set it up and reject the Netgear Armor installs (even free trials). Both come with a lot of bloatware that is extremely hard to remove later. Have a google or reddit search on the topic before you set it up.

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    • p3r514n on 10/05/2026 - 18:16

      You can simply factory reset the device to get rid of it.

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  • Jimmyolo on 10/05/2026 - 16:29

    this or Deco XE75 pro? I can do wired backhaul…

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    • p3r514n on 10/05/2026 - 18:17

      I used to own both before I went to WiFi 7 and the XE75 Pro was significantly better for speed and range.

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      • Jimmyolo on 10/05/2026 - 21:35

        thank you kindly!

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      • hollykryten on 11/05/2026 - 12:26

        WiFi 7 is a more efficient data transmission protocol compared to WiFi 6 so it's no wonder why it's working better for you.

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        • p3r514n on 11/05/2026 - 12:28

          MLO is a game changer. Not only for clients but also for communication between the router and satellite/s.

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          • hollykryten on 11/05/2026 - 12:29

            @p3r514n: Yes that's a big advantage of WiFi 7 plus like i said it can transmit more data per packet compared to WiFi 6 which means faster data throughput. Even on 5GHz WiFi 7 (dual band WiFi 7 router) is faster than 5GHz WiFi 6 due to the more efficient data transmission protocol.

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