NETGEAR Orbi Pro Tri-Band WiFi Ceiling-Mount Satellite for Business with 3Gbps Speed (SRC60) | 1 Satellite Covers up to 2,500 sq. ft. | Requires Orbi Pro Router | Insight Cloud Management (SRC60)

I have had an Orbi Pro (SRS60) for a while and once I got it all set up I realized that I would need a couple of satellites to finish my installation. The SRC60 is a great option with flexible ceiling mount options for both normal ceilings and drop ceiling tracks.I installed both of mine with POE (courtesy of a Netgear switch purchased on Amazon (naturally)) and they both also serve as a switch to feed ethernet to other locations. Installation and setup was a breeze once you have the Orbi Pro router already configured. Since mine are using the wired backhaul I didn't have to go through the Sync'ing process, they just started working out of the box. Both units had pretty old firmware and one appeared to have been partially setup as it needed a factory reset to bring the default password back.Signal distribution is terrific and really opened up the signal to all three floors.The unit is physically large, so check the dimensions to make sure it will work for you. You can disable the LEDs for installations that prefer less lighting/blinking.

Had difficulty with the initial setup. Would not connect to the MESH router. Called Netgear support. First call was routed to the wrong department. Finally got to the Orbi Pro department and technician was very helpful. However the phone got cut off prior to resolution. I called again and talked to a second technician. Again, very helpful person but we got disconnected again. I later tried to finish the setup my self by resetting the device. After several hours of waiting, it finally connected to the mesh router and is working fine. If you call for tech support, make sure you first provide a phone number where they can call you back.

It took me about 10 minutes to install and setup, top to bottom.Once you found the place to install it, it takes more time to install the plastic support than to push and click the satellite in place and to finish setting it up.The coverage is adequate, but not extraordinary, definitely not the stated coverage, unless you count the places where you have 1 bar. It has excellent signal on around 20-30 ft radius, but beyond that, it loses the signal on a pretty steep curve.

Its basically the same as the Orbi Pro but with a different form factor.Comes with a wall/ceiling mount that just screws in.Hooked up, connected on ethernet backhaul, a few minutes later we were sync'd and working.Only real difference is that it has 2 ethernet ports instead of 4.Would recommend as an additional satellite, plus it was $90 cheaper than the standard satellite.

This was simple to add to my existing Orbi setup and offered a more slim design than the base units. This is on the larger size so depending on where you put it it is noticeable. For me, it was being mounted on a white wall in the corner of the room so it pretty much blends into the wall.

I used to like net gear. They are so restrictive on what you can do even in their advanced section. For Wi-Fi and flexibility I don’t like their products

Garage coverage was poor at best, 10-30mps, and the new satellite bumped to 300-350mps. Easy to set up and very happy!

Does exactly what it is advertised to do.