SRseries

SRseries is a line of wireless networking devices marketed under the NetBridge brand, introduced in the mid-2010s. The series is positioned as an accessible option for home and small office environments, emphasizing reliable performance, straightforward setup, and scalable coverage through optional mesh expansion.

Design and features commonly associated with SRseries devices include dual-band and tri-band wireless configurations, support for contemporary Wi-Fi standards, and user-friendly management tools. Core capabilities often cited are integrated firewall protection, guest networks, parental controls, and QoS prioritization to manage bandwidth for streaming and collaboration applications. Several models are designed to be deployed in a single unit or as part of a mesh network, enabling seamless roaming across larger spaces.

Models and variants typically feature different performance tiers. For example, SR-120 and SR-240 are marketed for smaller spaces with modest throughput needs, while higher-end options such as SR-360 and SR-600 target larger homes or small offices requiring greater concurrent connections and higher aggregate data rates. The devices generally share a common software foundation that supports web-based administration, mobile apps, and cloud-based management for remote monitoring and firmware updates.

Software and management are provided through SROS, the series’ operating system. SROS offers a graphical user interface, routine security updates, and compatibility with standard networking protocols. The firmware emphasizes ease of setup, network visibility, and simple troubleshooting workflows for non-specialist users.

SRseries has received mixed reviews, with praise often directed at ease of use and reliable coverage, while some critiques point to pricing and occasional firmware quirks. See also: Wi-Fi router, mesh networking, home networking.