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A laggy connection is often the result of a big house, working far from your router or really thick, brick walls. If this is your situation, it's time to upgrade to a mesh router. How does a mesh router system differ from a standard setup, you ask? Well, a mesh router is a type of wireless networking system that provides much more extensive WiFi coverage throughout your home or office. It uses multiple units to provide a connection, unlike traditional routers that rely on a single unit to send out a signal. A mesh system consists of a main router connected to the internet and one or more units placed strategically around your space.

Sold yet? Why not check out this latest deal at Amazon, so you can upgrade your browsing experience but also save some money. As of Nov. 1, the NETGEAR Orbi 770 Series is on sale for $799.99 at Amazon, the lowest it has ever been priced. This price is specific to the WiFi-7, three-pack model.

It benefits from speeds of up to 11Gbps and high-performance antennas that provide 360-degree WiFi coverage across every corner of your home, no matter the layout. It's also fairly stylish in appearance, meaning they won't stick out horrendously in your home.

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