Mesh networking is gaining in popularity. Buying a kit with a few nodes can spread out fast Wi-Fi across a relatively large area, plus they are easy to set up and maintain, most requiring nothing more ...

A mesh router spreads your Wi-Fi network out through multiple access points in the building. It’s a great way to fix dead zones and expand Wi-Fi coverage over a much greater area. However, setting up ...

ZDNET's key takeaways Routers are cheaper, faster, and easier to set up.Mesh systems fix dead zones with wider ...

If your WiFi drops when you move rooms or connect too many devices, it is likely high time to upgrade… Read More ...

One of the most exciting developments in home tech recently has been the explosion of mesh networking solutions, which allow nearly seamless distribution of Wi-Fi throughout your home or small office.

In a recent post, I mentioned that I planned to try out mesh Wi-Fi networking as a potential successor to the conventional router-plus-multiple-access point ...

Should you add an access point or upgrade to a mesh routing system? Best answer: For most people adding one or two access points to an existing router is the way to go. Investing in a mesh routing ...

A Wi-Fi mesh system is one of the best upgrades you can make to improve your home’s internet coverage, especially if you’ve ever struggled with dead zones, buffering or dropped video calls. Unlike a ...

Give yourself the gift of blazing-fast speeds and consistent connection throughout your home with a great mesh Wi-Fi system Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side David Murphy is a contributor to ...

Though most people still use either a single Wi-Fi router with their internet modem, or a gateway that combines both the modem and router functionality, a growing number of consumers are embracing the ...

Wi-Fi routers aren't always the prettiest gadgets, so most of us tuck them away where they won't draw too much attention. But if your mesh system is struggling in certain rooms and you want to give it ...

With more and more devices in our homes — phones, tablets, TVs, computers, game consoles, smart appliances and more — demanding Wi-Fi bandwidth, a reliable, speedy network is more important than ever.