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HUAWEI WiFi Mesh 3 AX3000 - Whole Home Mesh WiFi System (3 Pack) - £129.99 Delivered @ Huawei
HUAWEI WiFi Mesh 3 AX3000 - Whole Home Mesh WiFi System (3 Pack) - £129.99 Delivered @ Huawei
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Posted 24 March 2023

HUAWEI WiFi Mesh 3 AX3000 - Whole Home Mesh WiFi System (3 Pack) - £129.99 Delivered @ Huawei

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About this item
  • Whole Home Coverage – Dual-band WiFi 6 Plus. 3000Mbps covering up to 600 square meters. 4 high performance power amplifiers, bringing exhilarating speeds to everything you do online.
  • Handle all Devices at Once – Keeps all your devices connected, supporting up to 250+ connections. Enables you to watch HD movies, tune into live streams and play games online, all at the same time!
  • Constant Connections – HarmonyOS Mesh+ keeps your devices seamlessly connected to the optimal WiFi signal. Enjoy a high speed, stable network as you move freely in your home.
  • Visualized WiFi coverage – Manage your whole home WiFi with a few taps on the Huawei AI life app. Detect and solve all network issues, with one step troubleshooting. Connect with one tap. No WiFi name or password required.
  • High Speed Networking – Create a mesh network with a 5GHz band and a 2.4GHz band simultaneously, to provide a stronger signal and wider coverage for every inch of every room! The signal remains strong and smooth, even against obstacles and interfaces.


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Wi-Fi

Transmission Standard
  • IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ax
  • 2 x 2 MIMO 2.4 GHz
  • IEEE 802.11a/n/ac/ax
  • 2 x 2 MIMO 5 GHz

Wireless Transmission Rate
  • 2.4 GHz: 574 Mbps (theoretical)
  • 5 GHz: 2402 Mbps (theoretical)
  • Total theoretical negotiated rate: 2976 Mbps

Wireless Frequency Band
  • 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz (supports prioritise 5 GHz)

Dimensions and Weight
  • Height - 174 mm
  • Width - 70 mm
  • Depth - 107 mm

Weight
About 413 g (without packaging)

*Product size, product weight, and related specifications are theoretical values only. Actual measurements between individual products may vary. All specifications are subject to the actual product.


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  1. GlennQuagmire's avatar
    Pretty good long as your happy with your browser history going straight to China.
    MrPragmatic's avatar
    As opposed to US companies sending our data to the US government?
  2. Anewchange's avatar
    link didnt work for me.
    sabbath2013's avatar
    Click the link
    Click the word Router at the top of the page
    Its the second item down
  3. uk_lawyer's avatar
    Anyone have experience of these? Tempted to replace my Google Nest (not the new one!) with this as a mesh. I've been eyeing up the Asus XT8s (which I had before and were amazing), but I suspect the performance in my case will be pretty similar with these as I will have them wired in any event.
    greatcapp's avatar
    I have the XT9s which are fantastic. These shouldn't be too bad, though 3000Mbps might be tight if you have a lot of devices connected. Having said that they should be a big step up from the old Google kit I would think.
  4. wozwebs's avatar
    No photos of the back of each one. Three network sockets on each? (edited)
    hecatae's avatar
    Amazon sell the same kit for £249
    amazon.co.uk/dp/…BQ2

    Three ethernet ports on the back of each unit.
  5. achyyyy's avatar
    Are these mesh kits decent? I’ve an office in my loft, two floors up from the router and using a homeplug at the moment, but it’s pretty poor in terms of speed. Would this be a big improvement? How about ping time? Thanks in advance if anyone has info!
    Anewchange's avatar
    Mesh on each floor, job done.
  6. Tanuki334's avatar
    How is the software on these? Also the network reliability?

    I find a lot of kit is let down by software
    hcc27's avatar
    Huawei were the preeminent leader in networking technology until the US hobbled them. Their annual R&D spend is higher than Apple's.
    Have one of their cheap routers at home, working fine with no issues for around 2y now, having put the Virgin potato into modem mode.
  7. tomarter's avatar
    Has anyone used these with sky fibre? My parents recently switched to sky and the WiFi has suffered. Sky are trying to get them to add sky boost or something to their subscription which sounds like they will just provide some kind of mesh system...
    Anewchange's avatar
    This will work with any internet, dont buy any stupid sky boost.

    Just Googled it. What an absolute joke. You pay a fiver more a month to guarantee the WiFi can do what you paid for. And it only guarantees 3mpbs lol

    Its like you buying a Ferrari from me and if you pay me 10% extra, I'll guarantee it can do 30mph lol

    More like 10 mphs actually.


    Basically its a con to prey on the technically unastute. Run a mile. (edited)
  8. dogsballs's avatar
    these look interesting
    Anewchange's avatar
    did the link work for you?
  9. deleted2784183's avatar
    Nope
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