Wi-Fi Access Points, Explained: Tips on Building a Serious Wired Home Wi-Fi Network
Wi-Fi access points (WAPs, or APs) are similar to extenders, with one significant difference: an AP connects to the existing …
Short for “mesh Wi-Fi system,” a mesh is when you use multiple Wi-Fi broadcasters to deliver a seamless wireless local network for a large area.
Wi-Fi access points (WAPs, or APs) are similar to extenders, with one significant difference: an AP connects to the existing …
This post will give you an overview of TP-Link Deco, a known mesh brand, including its brief history, what you …
This post is a primer on Linksys Velop, a popular brand for home mesh-ready routers and purpose-built systems. While the …
There are so many Wi-Fi systems on the market, and this post will point you in the right direction and …
A Wi-Fi system generally includes two or more broadcasters—if you get a canned solution, it’s often available in a 2-pack …
You must have heard of “mesh,” “Wi-Fi system,” or “mesh Wi-Fi system,” and might even have some idea of what …
On January 4, 2023, Asus unveiled its new ExpertWiFi product line. After unsurprisingly missing the initial availability target, initially set …
This post will give you an overview of the Orbi mesh family, Netgear’s popular canned Wi-Fi system. While a specific …
For years, TP-Link’s Omada has been one of my favorite DIY mesh systems using multiple Wi-Fi access points (WAPs). Now, …
Synology first added mesh capability to its Wi-Fi 5 router back in October 2018 with the release of the MR2200ac. …
In early 2019, I tried out TP-Link Omada access points (APs) for the first time to create a low-cost do-it-yourself …
AiMesh is a free feature Asus has brought to most of its routers since the beginning of 2018—starting with the …