Something that looks good without coming off as brazen, confident enough in its performance to let the results speak for themselves.
Get rid of racecar red, do away with the hyper-sleek lines of the Netgear X6, this is what we want in a router. There isn’t a category to put the design of the X8 in, if only for the fact that it hasn’t been invented yet. Nuanced – but somehow loud at the same time – the Nighthawk X8 is the ultimate exercise in restraint, but still manages to show off with a few accents and wavy lines that let users know it’s here to get the job done first, and impress dinner guests second. This is a router that comes with a sticker price that says “we mean business”, and its shell matches that mission perfectly. The Netgear Nighthawk X8 does none of these things, and for that much it should be respected among the competition. Nuanced, yet striking is perhaps the best way to sum up the Netgear Nighthawk X8. Most routers these days are all about standing out, making a statement, or at the very least trying to catch your eye on shelves. Simultaneous Tri-Band WiFi - Tx/Rx 4x4 (2.4GHz) + 4x4 (5GHz) + 4x4 (5GHz) Genie software configuration lacks polish.Reliable and consistent connection at any distance.Unique design sets it apart from the pack.Summary: The Nighthawk X8 AC5300 is fast, gorgeous, and put quite simply: one of the best routers we’ve tested to date. Keep reading my Netgear Nighthawk X8 review to find out. The Netgear Nighthawk X8 is everything you could ever want in a router and so much more, but will Netgear’s sluggish Genie software platform keep it from attaining its well-deserved status among the greats? Is it the best router for gaming?
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