good modem...i could not use it for UVerse from AT&T...so using it as a router, works great. Good coverage in my apartment even thru thin metal on some walls.

Awesome router bought to replace old one. Streams HD content perfectly and good wifi range in the house. Especially like the Netgear features such as turning wifi off on a schedule.

Fits my need well. Range could be better, but for a one level house it is suffecient. Works well with att DSL. Now if only I could get att to work well..... That's the hard part. Them not the router. :)

I had had terrible trouble keeping a wi-fi signal on all my devices - until I bought this router. No drop outs since ! I have 12 devices attached and the range is excellent. It was extremely easy to set up and is easy to monitor too. Am most impressed -pricey but very effective.

Very easy to setup and does exactly what I want. Excellent coverage throughout my home which wasn't the case with my previous router.

Works Great with my Apple AC Products

Easy To Set Up; Fast

This is Netgear's affordable all-in-one. It marries AC1200 802.11ac WiFi with an ADSL2 plus modem for an appealing price in an attempt to win over the mainstream user looking for a neat, single box solution. But with many ISPs hopping on the wireless ac bandwagon is it too little too late?

Excellent 802.11n 5GHz performance; Straightforward; if uninspiring setup; Reasonably priced

Below par 802.11ac speeds; Woeful 802.11n 2.4GHz performance; Modem not compatible with fibre optic broadband

On paper, the Netgear D6200 offers an impressive array of features. It has dual-band, concurrent network support over 802.11ac and 802.11n, an integrated ADSL2+ modem, support for cable connections with a separate Gigabit WAN port, four Gigabit LAN ports on the rear panel, plus a USB 3 port for...

Excellent product. Easy to install and it makes our household happy now we are wifi. Really good price, very happy we purchased.

Had Issues with it, ended up returning it. It wasn't receiving IPV6 addresses correctly, was hot at times, and would reboot itself.