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Posted on 11/21/17 at 7:13 am to Dav
Well, it depends which is why i take exception to ramrod's assertion that anyone recommending a mesh system is trying to validate their expensive purchase.
Do you want the easiest to setup and manage solution knowing wifi will "just work"? Mesh is a good option, however within the mesh systems there is still some variation on how easy they are.
I recommend reading through this review for a good overview: LINK
It IS likely possible to fix your wifi issue with a cheaper extender or AP solution but you have to decide how much tweaking/setup/configuration you are willing to do. Although it is also possible that you could spend that time/money and still end up with wifi deadspots.
My personal experience is with Plume wifi which is why I recommend it. It is the most flexible of the mesh systems due to the small pod design which can be plugged in wherever needed. Also, phone calls from wife/family while I am traveling asking why the wifi doesn't work have dropped to zero which was a big consideration for me.
The bottom line: I can now stream 4k anywhere inside or outside my home with no issues at all and can always add more pods/move them around should my needs change in the future.
Do you want the easiest to setup and manage solution knowing wifi will "just work"? Mesh is a good option, however within the mesh systems there is still some variation on how easy they are.
I recommend reading through this review for a good overview: LINK
It IS likely possible to fix your wifi issue with a cheaper extender or AP solution but you have to decide how much tweaking/setup/configuration you are willing to do. Although it is also possible that you could spend that time/money and still end up with wifi deadspots.
My personal experience is with Plume wifi which is why I recommend it. It is the most flexible of the mesh systems due to the small pod design which can be plugged in wherever needed. Also, phone calls from wife/family while I am traveling asking why the wifi doesn't work have dropped to zero which was a big consideration for me.
The bottom line: I can now stream 4k anywhere inside or outside my home with no issues at all and can always add more pods/move them around should my needs change in the future.
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