I tried the tp-link deco. The package came with 2 units. When used as intended they worked great. However, I had issues with having to use my phone to access it's dashboard which was very limited on options. The interface on my desktop computer was even more restrictive and a waste of time. I eventually went back to using my AC4000.
Mesh network hehe. Btw, have you heard anything from Asus regarding a possible AX86U type, pro-sumer home router style, WiFi 7 upgrade model? I wanna get rid of my Archer C80 WiFi5 router ASAP, and do an Asus mesh system 😭😭
Ive got 1gbps from new isp, ended my old ac86u, was looking at the ax86u pro for the extra features but i believe its only wifi 6, my isp gave me a router apparently dual band Linksys velop mx56, not that I've been able tp find and information about it Ax5400 speed, i guess if anyone knows .... How does this compare to ax86u pro? Many thanks for your help
Yup meshing is a solution or if you want to get your hands dirty, pull a network cable from your main router, to the location where the signal is weak, hook up an old wifi AC router, convert it (remove the firewall, dns & routing function, enter a static IP, getway address) into a access point.@@Behfor
I tried the tp-link deco. The package came with 2 units. When used as intended they worked great. However, I had issues with having to use my phone to access it's dashboard which was very limited on options. The interface on my desktop computer was even more restrictive and a waste of time. I eventually went back to using my AC4000.
Mesh network hehe.
Btw, have you heard anything from Asus regarding a possible AX86U type, pro-sumer home router style, WiFi 7 upgrade model? I wanna get rid of my Archer C80 WiFi5 router ASAP, and do an Asus mesh system 😭😭
Ive got 1gbps from new isp, ended my old ac86u, was looking at the ax86u pro for the extra features but i believe its only wifi 6, my isp gave me a router apparently dual band Linksys velop mx56, not that I've been able tp find and information about it Ax5400 speed, i guess if anyone knows .... How does this compare to ax86u pro? Many thanks for your help
Mesh
we'll get there eventually :-)
Yup meshing is a solution or if you want to get your hands dirty,
pull a network cable from your main router, to the location where
the signal is weak, hook up an old wifi AC router, convert it
(remove the firewall, dns & routing function, enter a static IP,
getway address) into a access point.@@Behfor