Review on Cisco Meraki Go Outdoor WiFi Access Point, Cloud Managed Mesh IP67 Rated [GR60-HW-US] by Nathan Skipper

It was incredibly easy to set up right out of the box when using a mobile device. The process is simple: download the app, scan the QR code and set up the network. But beyond ease of use, this thing shines in other key areas, including guest connectivity, outdoor efficiency, and reliability. Cisco makes good products and the Meraki product brand is following suit. The device has a nice simple aesthetic, the user interface is easy to navigate, and the network is consistently stable. It accepts PoE, so only an Ethernet cable is required. Once I set it up, the connection was flawless throughout my garden and beyond. It is also weather-resistant and goes with almost every look. You can easily create a guest network with some really neat options. You can limit the bandwidth allowed, which prevents your personal network from slowing down. You can create a landing page for your business or even print a QR code so your guests can connect quickly. Almost anything can be done remotely over the internet, which Meraki is famous for and he's well-versed at it. I'm curious to see how well the grid capabilities will work with an existing network, but haven't tried it yet. Since I mainly use it for outdoor activities, I can easily disconnect it from the inner mesh. If you're looking for something to broadcast Wi-Fi outdoors, you can't go wrong with this one. It's incredibly easy to use, stable and reliable. Range and speed are great, and it's weatherproof too. A well-made and high-quality device that I can recommend unreservedly.