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I want to know as welllllll

i made it . search qvbeatz

It’s made in house at netgear. There is no song unfortunately

I fucking swear I heard this and was like… WHAT THE HELL IS THIS???? I NEED IT NOW!!!!!

@@tjhouston1280i remade it

Darude- sand storm

@@444Inlakesh i went to your page and i didn't see it :(

Same I tried Shazam it was all wrong lol

Come on someone help us find this song!

Given how many people are asking this and not having any luck on music ID apps, they might have had it made in-house or otherwise privately for the ad. It's probably not a full song. Look up 'Out of Reach' by Eikona, it has a really similar vibe, but it isn't this song.

What’s the genre?

I need the song!!!😢

Did you ever find it?

@@Mori_Funot yet… could swear I’ve got stuff from this artist on one of my downtempo/chill/electronica playlists - the ending section sounds soooo familiar… only a thousand or so songs to go through. Will post here if I figure it out before someone else does. The artist deserves the attribution.

​@BobDangDiggityDawg let us know bro

6E was a speed bump on the road. 7 is where the real action is. 7 means you can get rid of ethernet cables entirely.

Yeah, for $2200 dollars for a three pack…I’ll stick to Wi-Fi 6 🤣

@@galacticbeat6328 Really? When will we have WiFi 7 devices? It’s not that 6e was a speed bump… there are almost no devices for WiFi 6/6e. People have been building their smart homes for years … who will rebuy everything in WiFi 7? That will take many many years.

@@MarkyMarkIRL there's almost no devices because we're in the collapse of china as the world's manufacturing arm, and there's a major squeeze in lesser chips in manufacturing all over the world. this will eventually be overcome, and no one will use 6e. it was an intermediate step only. 7 is actually worthwhile.

@@galacticbeat6328 yeah, ok… if you say so. I don’t see myself trading out all of my smart home with all brand new WiFi 7 products… By the time the industry puts out enough WiFi 7 products it will be years before customers flush out their WiFi 5 crap and then there will be WiFi 9. Effectively skipping over WiFi 7 and 8 lol. Good luck my man.

Wow, that is a really good call - can definitely hear some of the same samples in his stuff. Still hoping to nail the song some day.

I agree!! Good job! I think this narrows it down quiiiiiiiiite a bit. You may have single-handedly helped all the needy people in here trying to find this gem!

Dude that’s a pretty close guess. Wouldn’t surprise me. Love me some Gali!! 🤘🏼😎

I like your thinking. Would you replace your home internet provider with 5G? Or use as failover/backup? Do you have access to a good data plan to support 5G as your primary connection?

@@henrydav in US, some providers are already offering unlimited 5G as a home Internet solution. I like how Netgear builds cellular devices which can be used as both a primary cellular connection modem or a failover connection when the WAN goes down. There's a dev called Voxel who made a mod for the LBR20 and RBK50 orbi system. I hope Netgear continues to allow these efforts as the hardware can crank out some mad performance when equipped with the correct software.

Hi Joshua, there will be a separate wall mount accessory for the new Wi-Fi 7 Orbi. NETGEAR Team

Thanks for the info. I was thinking about getting this, but maybe I'll give it some time for the price to come down and installation not to be such a pain. I purchased a very modern modem 5 years ago and it was hell trying to get it installed and working, no one was familiar with it.

@@lpg8518 Once it's done you don't need to circle back so that wouldn't be a show-stopper for me. I'm told connecting to the ORBI via IP address with a PC is easier. I just wish it had a more robust Network stack configuration to go along with all these advanced features & range...

Hi, thank you for your valuable feedback on you new Orbi. The IP issue that you encountered is due to the device being designed for home use and your use case may require something from a business product line. As for the app, may we know if you've tried using another device to set it up? And for the power plug issue, please make sure that both ends of the power cable are securely connected to the device and the outlet. If the are, may we know which end (Orbi or outlet) seems finicky? NETGEAR Team

@@NetgearYes setup with a PC via gateway is easier but now that it finally configured itself with the app I hope to never experience those vague non non-descriptive errors again. The finicky plug is the barrel end that goes into the Orbi. I found both main and satellites exhibit this behavior, it may be some kind of anti-corrosion treatment because if you repeatedly twist the barrel the connection seats better, and the power disconnect when moved is less likely. Not a big deal really once everything is hooked up and settled but I wouldn't install this anyplace that the units are exposed to the regular movement(Boats, Planes, or RVs, California). Regarding the imposition of DHCP pool limitations (because more than 200 is considered business), I would argue more than 50 is business, but 10 years ago I was told more than 5 is business from my ISP. I expect a LOT more (not less) from a $2500-$4000 wifi router, Netgear is just the 1st that I've seen this limitation imposed on...

Thank you for responding and providing more info. We will forward this to the concerned team for them to look into. NETGEAR Team

its available now... just started shipping

@@henrydav Yep, I already got mine back on Friday!