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What can affect WiFi 7 performance?

Similar to any WiFi network, performance can be influenced by several factors: Distance from the router: The closer, the better. Building materials: ...

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What is Fibre-To-The-Room (FTTR) and how is it different from mesh WiFi?

In essence, FTTR and mesh WiFi both tackle coverage issues in areas with weak connections. But they do differ in terms of setup, performance, cost and...

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How do I change my WiFi 7 (HG8145B7N) or WiFi 6 (HG8145X6) devices from working as an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) to a router/mesh node?

By default, the WiFi 7 (Huawei HG8145B7N) and WiFi 6 (HG8145X6) devices work as a wireless Optical Network Terminal (ONT) or a 2-in-1 device which com...

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What is the difference between the mesh WiFi and Fibre-To-The-Room (FTTR)?

In essence, FTTR and mesh WiFi both tackle coverage issues by strategically placing child or satellite nodes in areas with weak connections. The key d...

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How does a mesh node improve my home WiFi experience?

A mesh node extends your home WiFi coverage. When you place a mesh node in a WiFi dead zone, the node will capture and broadcast the wireless signal o...

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How does Mesh WiFi extend my WiFi coverage?

When you place a mesh node in a WiFi dead zone, the node will capture and broadcast the wireless signal and speed of your router to hard-to-reach corn...

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What does a mesh-enabled router mean?

A traditional mesh WiFi setup typically requires a mesh node to be placed next to the router to act as a gateway. Our mesh-ready routers eliminate the...

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What does a “mesh-enabled router” mean?

A mesh-enabled router means the device is equipped with mesh capabilities. A traditional Mesh WiFi setup typically requires a mesh node to be placed n...