[Apreche]

You can tell this product is made by people who live in suburban McMansions. In a 1 BR NYC apartment, you have no problems with wifi coverage.

[dragonwriter]

> You can tell this product is made by people who live in suburban McMansions. In a 1 BR NYC apartment, you have no problems with wifi coverage.

More relevantly, for instead of by (though its quite possible both are true), but, sure, in a small urban apartment, coverage isn't going to be your big issue, and you aren't going to need a set of routers forming a mesh network.

OTOH, lots of people don't live in small urban apartments and use the internet.

[the_watcher]

So they didn't build this product for your use case. Is that supposed to mean that they can't try to solve the problems that others have?

[ryanobjc]

I live in a small house in SF, and I have wifi problems. Plaster and lathe sure adsorbs all that wifi signal.

Such a weird and negative comment. Are you alright? I mean, such negativity surely has got to come from somewhere?

[the_watcher]

Or, just not 1BR NYC apartments. So, the majority of Americans.

[thescriptkiddie]

To be fair, if you live in a masonry building or even a particularly thick-walled reinforced concrete building, you might have trouble covering all of the rooms of a 2-3 bedroom apartment with a single AP.

[jerf]

Have you been to Silicon Valley? It may be a very wealthy area, but you wouldn't know it from the square footage counts of what people live in.

[rch]

So split it with a couple of neighbors...

[wmf]

They do sell a 1-pack, although in that configuration really the only benefit is automatic security updates.

[imtringued]

You won't have problems with wifi coverage. You will have problems with massive interference.