JUST THE WIFI is not giving the full speeds that it's supposed to.I called Netgear support, they tried everything, but couldn't fix it. By default, my R7000 router not only had QoS enabled but also limited every upload on the entire network to .5 Mbps. All speed test numbers have been tested using not only the speed test software housed at the ISP, but also speed test sites on the internet. I have a Netgear Nighthawkk AC1900 R7000 router. I want a refund.When i say 200mbps or 300mbps or 400mbps its give or take. I have a netgear wndr3400v2 dual channel 2.4 GHZ/5 GHZ wifi router. I have Bell Fiber optic internet. Something is defective in this product...if everybody is having the same issue we should get a refund. but still that did not solve the problem as they weren't full gigabit speeds. I was kinda proud of it all till this point.I've thought about buying a Gig switch, so I can bypass the router for my wired devices, but then I was worried about possible IP conflicts between devices, especially when trying to play games online together.Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I'll try to provide as much info as I can when asked.Ah, only two of those cables that you mentioned actually exist.CAT 7, 7e, and 8 exist, not really needed yet, but they exist.A dirty secret of "gigabit" consumer routers is most of them can't actually route traffic from the internet at that speed. whenever i call my provider they ask me to directly connect modem to the computer and ask what the speeds are. Kinda sucks but it's true.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castNETGEAR creates innovative networking products that connect people, power businesses and advance the way we live. I pay for 400/mbs down because that is the best I can get in my area regretfully, but even if I could get Gig speeds, my router seems to be struggling even getting 140/mbs. If your router isn't on that list for Gigabit speeds it may not give you the top speeds. Not getting full gigabit speeds with Netgear Nighthawk. Netgear only has a 90 day warranty which is borderline criminal. As you can see they are using the same model. NOT TALKING ABOUT DIRECT ETHERNET CONNECTION.oh my bad, i guess you can't upload picture while also posting text at the same time on reddit? Yes, i am only getting 200mbps speeds through my router on the 5Ghz band...it's not a range issue i placed my laptop right next to the router and still was getting those speeds, give or take. You advertise on the box that this router can support 600+1300 mbps speeds...and it can't **bleep**ing do that. Because as you will see below, i have provided links with many other people having this SAME ISSUE. Router: Netgear R7000 ... Bell Home Hub 3000. I think the product is just a defective. Hope this helps.i don't think that will work. here are some examples. Yes, i am only getting 200mbps speeds through my router on the 5Ghz band...it's not a range issue i placed my laptop right next to the router and still was getting those speeds, give or take.Yes, I have directly connected my computer to my modem via ethernet and i was getting full gigabit speeds 1Gbps/1000mbps. You're saying even Netgear's Wifi 6 devices will not give me 1Gbps speeds through its Wifi... can anyone confirm this? All speed tests confirm each other as they are within 10% of each other with, of course, the ISP's test showing the fastest. If i tell them i'm getting full gigabit speeds im getting they will tell me "you need to speak with your router company then because everything is working as intended on our side".If the modem is getting the speeds its supposed to then its not the provider's fault. When i connected my laptop to my router (which is connected to the modem as well) directly via ethernet i was getting the same 1Gbps/1000mbps speeds.So i am getting the speed im supposed to get when i directly connect my computer to modem, as well as when i directly connect my computer to the router. If your speed test results for one of these tests is lower than the speed that you pay for, contact your ISP for support. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Is there no such Wifi device that can provide 1Gbps through its Wifi alone? A little research online brought me to the culprit: Netgear's QoS option. I … There must be somebody out there who can actually help me and not just say "buy a new router". Easy to use. Then in router settings, went to Qos, enabled Qos really quick, and clicked on Speed Test through there... and noticed the router got 100mbps more speeds than before...so i was getting 300mbps to the router before, and after she reverted to an older firmware, she noticed the speeds we're now getting was 400mbps.