faster downloads,
smoother streaming

MU-MIMO Matters

MU-MIMO

Go faster by simultaneously streaming to multiple devices

  • Traditional
    Serves to one
    device at a time
  • MU-MIMO
    Serves multiple
    devices at once
why mu-mimo?

Multiple Users, Multiple Devices, Faster & More Reliable WiFi Performance

  • Go fast on all your devices
    Say goodbye to bandwidth congestion. Stream, game, play music and download files - all at the same time.

  • Go low on latency
    No more rubberbanding while gaming. Enjoy a stable, low variance gaming experience.

  • Boost your network performance
    All devices benefit when there’s more sharing and less competing for data transmission.

Increase Speed, Throughput and Capacity of Your Network

Take advantage of the MU-MIMO capable routers to get efficient and optimized WiFi performance for your connected home. As compared to the traditional routers that communicate with one device at a time, the newest class of WAVE 2 MU-MIMO routers can stream simultaneously to multiple devices.* By streaming simultaneously, WiFi is used more efficiently and the client devices get their data faster!
average throughput with three clients
NETGEAR
WiFi Router
with MU-MIMO
Traditional
WiFi Router
180 Mbps
99 Mbps

Performance Boost for all your Streaming, Gaming and Surfing

NIGHTHAWK ROUTERS

WIFI RANGE EXTENDERS
  • NIGHTHAWK X6S TRI-BAND
    WIFI MESH EXTENDER
    AC3000
  • NIGHTHAWK X4S TRI-BAND
    WIFI MESH EXTENDER
    AC2200
  • WIFI RANGE EXTENDER
    AC1900
  • NIGHTHAWK X4
    WIFI RANGE EXTENDER
    AC2200
 
ORBI

MU-MIMO Capable
Orbi Tri-band
Home WiFi Systems

why mu-mimo?

Less Lag For Better Performance

If you have multiple users using multiple devices, MU-MIMO is critical for your network efficiency

NO. OF DEVICES
* MU-MIMO capability requires both router and client device to support MU-MIMO
#1 spot on AC2600 Router Ranking for MU-MIMO Performance (March 2016)
* To get the most of this next gen WAVE 2 technology, your devices must also support MU-MIMO. Please check with your manufacturer if your device supports it.