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Netgear’s new Nighthawk Pro Gaming mesh network wants to end the PC vs Xbox signal war

Posted on June 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Netgear’s unveiled a new Nighthawk Pro Gaming mesh network system it claims is bespoke designed for powerhouse eSports players and Twitch streamers in shared households.

The new Nighthawk Pro Gaming mesh network (serial number XRM570 if you fancy getting the exact model) was unveiled on Monday and looks as terrifying as its name would suggest. The main kit comes with a router and base station that are auto paired out of the box. Both have the iconic stealth bomber look of past Nighthawk routers.
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