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Posted 26 May 2023
Mercusys AX3000 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System, Coverage up to 5,000 ft² (460 m²) 2 Node Pack - £99.99 @ Amazon
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Mercusys AX3000 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System, Coverage up to 5,000 ft² (460 m²), Connect up to150 Devices, 160 MHz Channels, Full Gigabit Ports, Dual Band Wi-Fi, Easy App Control, Halo H80X (2-pack)
Hi all
I just just bought a the triple set of these 2 days ago for my shiny new 500Mbps service (just moved to full fibre).
The price of the 3 pack had dropped to £139.99 but as I went to post those as a deal they have popped back up to over £190 again).
The 2 pack however is still at the lower price of £99.99 and only slightly less value at £50 per node (vs £46.67 per node for the triple pack before its price went up).
Having set these up and tested various placements / configurations I would have been fine with just 2 of these in my 20 year old 4 bedroomed house.
Unfortunately my "office" & desktop PC (where I want max performance) is now 1 floor and 3 rooms away from my new router.
My desktop is now connected to one to these nodes by cable (just cable from the node to the PC - no cable backhaul) & the desktop now gets the full 500 Mbps that the router provides. (same speed as my laptop connected directly to the router).
I am also getting between 350 Mbps and 420 Mbps on devices via WiFi (all my devices are a few years old so wont be taking full advantage of WiFi 6).
For £140 these do exactly what I wanted which is provide the full speed of my broadband service to my desktop and also gives the whole house (& garden) a strong WiFi connection without drilling holes or running ugly trunking all over the house.
I was previously using a triple set of Google WiFi and prior to that a cheaper set of TP-Link so not my 1st rodeo.
Admittedly they don't have all the software bells and whistles that more expensive sets have but most of us don't need those bells & whistles.
They also don't have 6e or Tri-Band but neither are they £300+.
I reckon bang for buck these fit the (my) bill perfectly.
Hi all
I just just bought a the triple set of these 2 days ago for my shiny new 500Mbps service (just moved to full fibre).
The price of the 3 pack had dropped to £139.99 but as I went to post those as a deal they have popped back up to over £190 again).
The 2 pack however is still at the lower price of £99.99 and only slightly less value at £50 per node (vs £46.67 per node for the triple pack before its price went up).
Having set these up and tested various placements / configurations I would have been fine with just 2 of these in my 20 year old 4 bedroomed house.
Unfortunately my "office" & desktop PC (where I want max performance) is now 1 floor and 3 rooms away from my new router.
My desktop is now connected to one to these nodes by cable (just cable from the node to the PC - no cable backhaul) & the desktop now gets the full 500 Mbps that the router provides. (same speed as my laptop connected directly to the router).
I am also getting between 350 Mbps and 420 Mbps on devices via WiFi (all my devices are a few years old so wont be taking full advantage of WiFi 6).
For £140 these do exactly what I wanted which is provide the full speed of my broadband service to my desktop and also gives the whole house (& garden) a strong WiFi connection without drilling holes or running ugly trunking all over the house.
I was previously using a triple set of Google WiFi and prior to that a cheaper set of TP-Link so not my 1st rodeo.
Admittedly they don't have all the software bells and whistles that more expensive sets have but most of us don't need those bells & whistles.
They also don't have 6e or Tri-Band but neither are they £300+.
I reckon bang for buck these fit the (my) bill perfectly.
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Edited by Tomb, 26 May 2023
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Now getting my full 500 Mbps service to my desktop through these so am a much happier chappie. (edited)