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hi guys let me go here and this is the all-new Nighthawk are 7000 802.1 I see Wi-Fi router phone Netgear but before we get it you know one things about netiquette you don't know that is a company cannot make up its mind in term of its AC Wi-Fi routers sighs that's right I'll take a look at this one right here is the R 6300 the first AC router from Netgear is a very good router and is huge and then it makes this our 6100 here very decent one but it's a runt in terms of size and then now we have the our 7000 and you guessed right it huge okay in fact maybe is a biggest router I've seen and there's more to it it comes with 3ds hachbach antenna right here and when you put them on you actually definitely the biggest router I've ever seen and take a look at this adapter right here is large okay I had a hard time firing the woonsocket to plug it in because so big now on the bright side if you hold like this it looks just like a stealth fighter hence the name Nighthawk in facts so cool like I couldn't happen to get a second unit so it can fight with myself doc fine style you know also the router is well mountable which the other two are not and finally is baked for some good reasons now the first is this is the first router that actually come with a very powerful processors a dual core that run at 1 gigahertz also come with two nephew to Sigma by AB RAM and some flash memory for storage too and finally is the second router on the market that support the new broadcom Wi-Fi chip that offered the turbo qualm technology second because the first one is the asus RT AC 68 you that i review a few days ago so go check it out now the new chip is really cool because make is rarer here a true dual band router this made a few thing number one is support all existing Wi-Fi client on the market regardless of there standards and secondly when you use it with AC client it offer up to 1.3 gigabit of Wi-Fi speed and here is a kicker when used with the legacy 802.1 and client it offer up to 600 megabit per second it's like a new speed for the old standard on the front the router has a bunch of LED light to show the status of the power the internet the port on the back etc now on the back it comes with one one port and four LAN ports all of them are gigabit there's one USB 2.0 port here and that's one USB 3.0 port on the front now I like this port because it's fast but it's kind of awkward because you have something sticking on the front all the time when you use it now in my testing this router here is actually very fast offering the top speed of some 60 megabyte per second that is sustained willwill speed and it's close to Gigabit Ethernet really impressive indeed it also offer exceptional range and come with many features such as a built-in Open VPN the first in Netgear era it also have a new quality of control service that can manage both the downstream and upstream and listen to this it's also obviously support third-party firmware such as needy wrt so if you're looking for an advanced rather to geek out on from day one this is it another good thing about the router here is that is not too expensive costing just $200 that is quite a bit of money but actually twenty dollars less than a Sue's car apart now the ASU's is actually a little bit faster and more compact however now for more on this one check out my full review stay calm and don't forget to follow me on Twitter Facebook or Google+ you find out that I'm actually very set on size to say the least not because I'm dumb no and this has been the first look at the Neihart our 7000 Wi-Fi router from net here you