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If you have Wi-Fi dead spots in your home and are feeling adventurous, this might be a solution for you. Wi-Fi extenders have long been a popular option to correct this problem, but mesh Wi-Fi systems don't require multiple network names or any other quirks that some extenders have.
What Are Mesh Wi-Fi Systems, and How Do They Work?
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Maj (Join to see)
Security is the same as a regular router. Each mesh point derives it's settings from the base station.
The real issue is cost. A mesh set up can easily cost hundreds of dollars.
The real issue is cost. A mesh set up can easily cost hundreds of dollars.
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Security is not bad. On par with a typical router. I am running a 3 pack of Eero's in our house and the WiFi coverage is phenomenal! And yes, I've spent hundreds of dollars over the years on routers, access points, the angst of getting *all* the settings right, etc.
With that said, there are some short comings. IoT devices are still vunerable, QoS (Quality of Service), while good, needs some work in configuration. A lot of good suggestions and Eero is slowly rolling them out as they grow. https://community.eero.com/category/feature-requests
With that said, there are some short comings. IoT devices are still vunerable, QoS (Quality of Service), while good, needs some work in configuration. A lot of good suggestions and Eero is slowly rolling them out as they grow. https://community.eero.com/category/feature-requests
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