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The Netgear R6300 router is the second 802.11ac router on this list, and the first that offers speeds that come close to living up to what the new 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard is cracked up to be.

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TL;DR / Original Post: I have two ISPs for my home network. They are connected to two separate routers. If I run radvd and dhcpd on both routers at the same time, I get no IPv6 connectivity.

I managed to top out with speeds over 800 Mbps, almost double the speed of the Wi-Fi 5 mesh network I currently use. The router relies a lot on the 5GHz band for its speed.