I wanted the Linksys Atlas max 6e but the reviews on Amazon for it are killing it....
Anybody have this one? Maybe i should just go for the Velop.
Anybody have this one? Maybe i should just go for the Velop.
Any of yall fukk with wifi mesh?
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I'm not surprised. My PS4 Pro has bad HDMI and when I plug it up to my tv the HDMI CEC shuts down and my soundbar stops working.You're plugging into a mesh or router because the mesh Ethernet was bad, matter of fact the PS4 has bad ethernet, I plugged it through Ethernet from the router 85mbps, a little faster than wifi, but all other devices connected Ethernet are over 500 mbps
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You're plugging into a mesh or router because the mesh Ethernet was bad, matter of fact the PS4 has bad ethernet, I plugged it through Ethernet from the router 85mbps, a little faster than wifi, but all other devices connected Ethernet are over 500 mbps
if you plug it in why is it 85m... plugged in is a like the gigabit switch.. unless you have an old 100m router/switch ...
i only use wifi for wifi devices.. everything else in my house is plugged it..
you might be getting bandwidth issues .. another reason why i added multiple routers to my network. separating TVs from phones and games and my alarm and cameras and my computers/printer
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Also get a wifi analyzer phone app and then change your router to a free channel.. turn off auto..
I'm thinking my Tivo stopped my router from working. It's been a while since I used the Tivo. The HDMI died on it. Got my Nest Wifi back working but forgot to plug up the switch. When I did that the WiFi went back out. Unplugged stuff one by one and when the Tivo was unplugged it worked. I mean my HD Homerun Prime still works so the Tivo is unnecessary.
Got this and it works great.. Look up its reviews they're all good.
One of the best buys I ever made . All my cams and smart devices dont disconnect at all anymore
Deco W7200 | AX3600 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System | TP-Link
One of the best buys I ever made . All my cams and smart devices dont disconnect at all anymore
Deco W7200 | AX3600 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System | TP-Link
is it true when a deco doesn't have a internet connection your local devices stop communicating with each other? like you can't connect to a local server?
what did you replace it with?
The decos always had an internet connection, so I can't say they behave that way. I got long Ethernet cord from the modem to living room, and converted an old router to be network switch and connected all Ethernet to that. Also, I have poweline adapter that works pretty well.
I set one up for my mother's house. It's pretty cool for allowing large range and cutting out dead spots. She had one of those shyt routers from the cable company and there was no signal on one end of the house and I was really concerned because her outside security camera was near that end and it relied on wifi. Her camera was down like 80 percent of the time which defeats the purpose. So, I was like fukk it let me upgrade it and she hasn't called me with any complaints since I last visited.
I have a standard wifi 6 router in my apartment. I will probably set mesh up once I get a house. It seems like the default way to go for decent coverage in a house.
So, I was like fukk it let me upgrade it and she hasn't called me with any complaints since I last visited. I have a standard wifi 6 router in my apartment. I will probably set mesh up once I get a house. It seems like the default way to go for decent coverage in a house.
My badso, no more wifi?
, modem is also a router so wifi is still available.All devices that have Ethernet I made sure to get them connected. No more struggle speed on my consoles.
Atsym Sknyfs
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I set one up for my mother's house. It's pretty cool for allowing large range and cutting out dead spots. She had one of those shyt routers from the cable company and there was no signal on one end of the house and I was really concerned because her outside security camera was near that end and it relied on wifi. Her camera was down like 80 percent of the time which defeats the purpose.
I have a standard wifi 6 router in my apartment. I will probably set mesh up once I get a house. It seems like the default way to go for decent coverage in a house.
you can do this with multiple routers and not a mesh system
I'm just taking my Nest Wifi to a house. I got two Nest router units, one Google Wifi unit, and a Nest add-on point. Right now in an apartment I'm only using the two Nest routers. I'd probably wire any house I buy for a wired backhaul.I set one up for my mother's house. It's pretty cool for allowing large range and cutting out dead spots. She had one of those shyt routers from the cable company and there was no signal on one end of the house and I was really concerned because her outside security camera was near that end and it relied on wifi. Her camera was down like 80 percent of the time which defeats the purpose.
I have a standard wifi 6 router in my apartment. I will probably set mesh up once I get a house. It seems like the default way to go for decent coverage in a house.
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What are the best mesh systems for 2022? I currently just have a Nighthawk router I bought approximately five or six years ago, but I'm running into trouble streaming some things off a Plexshare I pay for.
Looking for a mesh system to cover approximately 1200 square feet -- preferably under $750.
Was looking at the Google system but it is not being WIfi6 is something I should be concerned about? There's also the Eero shyt but I'd rather not give amazon money if it can be avoided. Also, I think both kind of prevent you from accessing more detailed settings.
Looking for a mesh system to cover approximately 1200 square feet -- preferably under $750.
Was looking at the Google system but it is not being WIfi6 is something I should be concerned about? There's also the Eero shyt but I'd rather not give amazon money if it can be avoided. Also, I think both kind of prevent you from accessing more detailed settings.
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