Providing connectivity throughout your home can be a challenge if you're relying on one access point and Ethernet alone. If you have a small enough space, you can make it work, but it's not ideal ...

Instead of having one router, a mesh network places multiple access points. These are called nodes. They sit around your home and sets them talking to one another to make sure you always get a good ...

The low-power LoRa-based network has a ton of interesting use cases, and as with any mesh network, the more nodes there are, the better it works for everyone. That’s why we’re excited by this ...

Defeating Wi-Fi dead zones is more important than ever. A mesh network system can help, and these are the best we've tested. I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year ...

You’re in the right place. Mesh networks are smart home devices designed to eliminate Wi-Fi black spots by placing a network of range-extending nodes around the home, giving your signal a more even ...

Unlike the Wi-Fi router, a mesh system uses multiple two or more nodes to enhance the network coverage. The nodes can communicate with each other and create a mesh-like connection. The mesh ...

It performed wonderfully in our extensive testing and provides not only four multi-gig wired networking ports per node, but also USB connectivity, which is rare in mesh routers. Blazing throughput ...

Wi-Fi mesh systems are easy to expand (with no current limit on the number of nodes you can add) and manage using your smartphone. From an app, you can disable Wi-Fi access to specific devices ...