Mesh Wifi Setup

This WiFi mesh extender is great. Easy setup, good signal,

I’ve tried a few mesh systems but none with a cable modem. This one was way easier to setup and faster than the others. Glad to have WiFi 6 and better hardware without the monthly charges forever.

The Orbi Mesh WiFi 6 was very easy to setup an to configure for my house whole requirements'. Excellent product.

I have this set up as a mesh router (with a wired backhaul) with the RT-AX88U Pro and I have yet to have to reboot either router. I am also running with Merlin Asuswrt firmware and could not be happier with my current wifi setup! Everything just works and works well. I have lots of IOT devices and multiple computers, laptops, printers, phones and tablets, about 30 devices total and I have had no issues at all. I am coming from the RT-AC68U, with another Asus router in mesh mode, which would occasionally drop the printer and I would have to restart the printer fairly often to recconect. That issue is gone now. I am able to stream 2 4K TVs simultaneously while surfing the web and game online all without any problems. Currently I have only 2 wifi 6 devices that both run at close to 900 MB wirelessly up and down, with Fios Gigabit service 1 gig up and down. I've had my current mesh setup running at least 6 months with only having to do quarterly firmware update. No need to reboot the routers in between updates, it has been incredibly stable with a strong signal everywhere in my 2600 sq. ft. house and yard. I highly recommend Asus routers!

Super fast, easy to setup mesh wifi system. Way better/faster than xfinity modems.

Switching from a 5 year-old mesh Google Wifi setup, I'm now experiencing almost double the speeds and much better coverage in my house. Very much worth the upgrade.

The NETGEAR WiFi Mesh Range Extender EX6250 was so easy to setup and did exactly what I needed it to do: extend the coverage of my Spectrum Router.

Delivers over 260 mbps in my home cable linksys / mesh wifi setup, without getting into advanced network tweaking, etc. Plug in and run speed test... that's all

The setup on this is super easy. I was a little worried the mesh points would be troublesome to setup, but all I had to do was plug the router in, then plug the mesh points into the wall. Did a quick update on the touch screen and everything was perfect right off the bat. I have one mesh point setup with 5g that's close to the router and another mesh point setup with 2g because it's a little further away. You don't really need to do much. The app is alright for what it is, it's a little pain in a butt since it points you to connect to a wifi network through the app, but it doesn't connect right. You have to actually open your wifi settings manually to connect. Not a big deal. The app also assumes you know a lot about this stuff but if you're looking at this router I guess you already do.

After researching all the available consumer-grade mesh WiFi systems out there, I settled on Ubiquiti.� For the same price as many of the consumer-grade systems, I've been able to setup a professional grade mesh WiFi network with ethernet backhaul that covers our entire house, and the outside areas we use regularly.� I've had a few issues with other parts of the Ubiquiti system, but the access points have been flawless.� �If you have the experience, knowledge or patience to get a UniFi system setup, it's absolutely the best choice you can make for a mesh WiFi system that covers your house.