Review on Meshforce M3s Mesh WiFi System - Enhance Coverage and Speed, 📡 Replacing Routers & Extenders, Perfect for Large Homes and Multiple Devices (3-Pack) by Dustin Ramsey

The Mesh Router System comes as a set of three units. However, there is no difference between primary and secondary, and any of them can be called primary and the rest secondary. As shown in the picture, I connected my router to the modem with the provided ethernet cable. I like that it can automatically detect the type of internet connection, since this part of the setup is the most tedious part of other routers. After connecting to the mobile app, the rest of the setup is done step by step. There is only one LED on the front panel, which uses a color code to indicate the quality of the connection. I tested this router at 100Mbps and the speed was close to the speed of two floors of my house. I also spent a few hours streaming 4k and gaming with this router and didn't notice any buffering or latency issues. I also liked that the blocks are small and light and can be hidden anywhere in the house. The devices also offer a standalone Ethernet port should you prefer to hard-wire specific devices. There are also a couple of minor downsides: First, there's no access to the router through a browser. While phone access is designed for ease of use, some users may prefer more advanced features (VPN, DDNS, IPV6, etc.). Another problem is that even though I'm dual band, I can't separate the two channels to select my preferred band (5GHz in my case). The workaround I found was to disable capacity-aware mode. This caused my devices to connect to the 5GHz band. Despite these minor issues, I still recommend this device as I have consistent Wi-Fi speeds everywhere in my house and haven't had any disconnects so far.