One thing worth noting for me, and its unique to the environment I put it in (older folks), the lights are labeled only with symbols

After being on the verge of tears, frustrated, and borderline hysterical, low and behold, the red light turned white (a good thing)!!

The longer I used it the more often I had to reset the dumb thing to make it work

We had heard good things about this

I needed a replacement good thing I bought the extended warranty.

The nice thing is that you can even set up the router directly via wireless.

Good thing I had a backup router just in case

The CenturyLink people checked our neighborhood lines and said things were good on their end and that my modem was probably bad and I should get a new one.

Another great thing is the ability to set up any printer as a network printer and I can now even print from my iPad with this router

the very good thing is that the power brick works with 220v

The reset button worked only after about six presses and even with NETGEAR support could not get this thing to work

Without doing so, things get super slow even though the signal strength is still excellent.

The worst thing is that we had no idea that our printers would no longer work, and there was nothing obvious telling us how to get them on the network

This thing is amazing

Only thing that can make this better is if it supported bonded ADSL and VDSL.

Initially, I chose to get the Archer D9 from TP Link as I heard good things about them

A future upgrade for auto reset on loss of Internet connection would be a good thing.

With that being the case I began doing more work on my end to correct things

This was the best thing ever, no more problems running all of our devices and streaming movies.

A future upgrade for auto reset on loss of Internet connection would be a good thing.

And for about 10 minutes, things seemed great

The worst thing I have ever bought on amazon

She ended with the famous "i'm

Now cannot connect to 2.4G, 5G is supper slow