Netgear’s portable routers have long been praised for their performance and reliability, especially when users need a stable internet connection while working remotely. The company’s flagship model, the Netgear Nighthawk M7 Pro, is now available at its lowest price ever—£700, down from £900—on Amazon. This device offers ultra-fast 5G connectivity, tri-band Wi-Fi 7 technology, and can support up to 64 connected devices at once. It is compatible with SIM cards from over 125 countries, making it a popular choice for professionals and frequent travelers who need reliable internet access outside the office. The Nighthawk M7 Pro’s Wi-Fi 6 predecessor, the Nighthawk M3, is also on sale at a discounted price of £370 (originally £449). The M7 Pro includes a 2.5GbE multi-gig Ethernet port for wired connections and a USB-C port that can be used for charging and data transfer. It is described as a “superb option if you need Internet on the move,” and is considered a much better alternative to using a smartphone as a hotspot. During testing in the New Forest and Salisbury, the M7 Pro outperformed mobile hotspots in terms of speed and reliability. The Nighthawk M7 Pro also includes a 2.8-inch display that shows settings and network information. Netgear claims the device “acts like a portable firewall wherever you go,” which helps protect users from potential security risks on public Wi-Fi networks. The Nighthawk M3 5G Portable Wi-Fi 6 Router, which is also on sale, scored 4.5 stars in the same review and is a strong option for users who don’t need the latest Wi-Fi 7 technology. The Nighthawk M7 Pro typically retails for £900 and has generally maintained its value since its release last year. The current price of £700 is considered an all-time low. However, the device depends on mobile network coverage, requiring users to insert their own SIM card and use it in areas with a 4G or 5G signal. During testing in the New Forest, only one bar of 5G signal was received, but 4G with a full five bars was available, showing that it can still perform well even in areas with weaker 5G coverage.