The NETGEAR A6200 WiFi Adapter delivers next generation WiFi speeds. Compatible with next generation WiFi devices and backward compatible with 802.11 a/b/g/n devices, it enables multiple HD video streams throughout your home simultaneously.

With up to 300/867 Mbps† speed and dual band technology, the A6200 avoids interference, ensuring top WiFi speeds and reliable connections. The optional antenna positioning offers optimal performance and reliability, while the unique design features of the adapter make it easy to use with both laptops and desktops. The A6200 WiFi Adapter is perfect for upgrading your existing laptop or desktop to 802.11ac.

  FEATURES

SPEED

NEXT GENERATION WIFI—300/867 Mbps^† speeds

RELIABLE CONNECTIONS

ANTENNA — Optional antenna positioning for additional performance

DUAL BAND — Reduces interference for better connections to more WiFi devices

EASE OF USE

COMPATIBLE — Works with 802.11 a/b/g/n and ac devices

NETGEAR GENIE^® —  Dashboard controls to connect a WiFi device to your home network

PUSH ‘N’ CONNECT — Secure push button WiFi connections (WPS)

EASY INSTALL — Includes NETGEAR genie software on a CD for simple installation

WIFI RANGE

ULTIMATE RANGE — WiFi coverage throughout your home

GREAT FOR

Emailing, chatting, surfing, music and video streaming

Online gaming

HD Streaming

Multiple HD streaming simultaneously

Flexible placement design for laptops and desktops

  802.11ac DIFFERENCE

	802.11ac provides gigabit WiFi with  speeds up to 1.3 gigabits/sec.
	HD streaming throughout your home
	Compatible with next generation WiFi  devices
	Backward compatible with 802.11n

 

  PUSH ‘N’ CONNECT

A secured connection at the push of a button¹

STEP 1

Install CD and push the button on the adapter

STEP 2

Push the Push ‘N’ Connect button on the router

STEP 3

Secure wireless connection

¹Works with devices supporting Wi-Fi Protected Setup^® (WPS).

BROADCOM and the 5GWiFi logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Broadcom Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

^†Maximum wireless signal rate derived from draft IEEE 802.11ac specifications, and final IEEE 802.11ac specifications may be different. Actual data throughput will likely be lower, and depends on network and environmental conditions, including volume of network traffic and building construction. Data throughput may also be limited by the product’s interface, e.g. to less than 480 Mbps for a USB 2.0 interface.