Here's why your mesh Wi-Fi feels like one step forward, two steps back
Mesh Wi-Fi systems are marketed as the ultimate solution for poor home network coverage. However, they can sometimes exacerbate issues if not chosen or set up correctly. Many homes may benefit more from a better router or wired access points instead of investing in a mesh network.
- ▪Mesh networks are often seen as the best upgrade for home Wi-Fi coverage.
- ▪Choosing the wrong mesh model or overcrowding nodes can lead to worse network performance.
- ▪In many cases, a better router or wired access points may be sufficient for improved connectivity.
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