“Our Orbi customers have taught us that you don’t have to be a pro gamer to want to play like one and we’re happy to put the power to affect gaming performance in their hands with NETGEAR Game Booster.” “We are constantly expanding our portfolio of services to add value to our customers’ online experiences,” said David Henry, President & GM of Connected Home Products and Services at NETGEAR. The blocklist is updated regularly and users can customize both the domains to be blocked and the devices it is active on through the Orbi app.
Not only does Adblocker block unwanted ads, but it also limits tracking from various web sites. Game Booster also includes Adblocker, a new feature on the router, benefiting any device on the network, not just the gaming console or PC. It also helps prioritize network bandwidth to gaming devices and applications with a Network Priority feature. With a Ping Heatmap and Geo-Filter, the service gives players the power to identify and choose the fastest game servers for their preferred games, thereby reducing ping by up to 93 per cent. This is why NETGEAR Game Booster, powered by DumaOS, includes three core components all easily controlled from the Orbi App, that directly influence gamers’ number one pain point – lag. Gamers know that timing is everything, and now along with a powerful PC or premium game console, quality WiFi is an equally important part of the experience and can mean the difference between winning and losing, even by a fraction of a second. For these players, NETGEAR’s Game Booster service can help provide a winning advantage.
NETGEAR Nighthawk Pro Gaming routers, which are purpose-built with game-enhancing software, have long been a mainstay of the pro or hard-core gamer, but recent research among Orbi users has shown that greater than 60 percent of surveyed households have at least one gamer, with a significant number of those gamers playing on a console or PC. The pandemic and related lockdowns have spurred these numbers to even greater heights as shown by the associated growth in game streaming platforms such as Twitch. About two-thirds of Americans, 227 million total, report playing video games regularly 1.
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