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by sunjain
3479 days ago
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In terms of ease of setup, I don't think any of these can beat Eero. And in spite of Netgear marketing dollars behind, Orbi, I hope EERO maintains the lead in this space, as they were the first one to push for mesh networking in consumer Wifi space. |
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It supports "extend your network" as hub spoke leaf model, with both wired-to-wireless bases (hubs) and wireless-to-wireless extenders / relays (spokes), and devices (leaves) will connect to strongest spokes or hubs as you roam.
You can have multiple wired-to-wired and wired-to-wireless bases on the same network each with its own wireless-to-wireless extenders or relays. This has worked and been solid (no reboots needed) for years.
Use the full size tower for hubs and airport expresses for spokes.