📶 Mercku Mesh WiFi System M2 Hive: Seamless Whole Home Network with 1 M2 Standalone + 4 Bee Mesh Nodes for 5000 Sq. Ft. Wireless Coverage! Review

found out in one day how good this thing is, easy to install, easy to set up via smartphone app, signal extenders (bees), works great, all you have to do with these one of them is um Plug them into an outlet and that's it, one thing that's amazing about this package is the smart Wi-Fi feature that combines both 2.4GHz and 5GHz signals into one and the signal not only distributed everywhere but also allows you to have full speed internet anywhere when one of the bees is connected and also…

I sent mine back but only gave 5 because I think it's unfair for manufacturers to give them less. The name speaks for itself. Not every home is the same or designed the same way. The score is for the build quality, the bundled package (5 nodes and 1 head unit) and a solid app that offers easy network setup and management. This would be ideal for a home with lots of open space. If this is your home, this system will serve you well. But on the other hand, because I don't, and probably many of us…

Not impressed yet, very easy to set up but the wifi signal is very weak, I bought this system with 4 bees and I had to buy 4 more bees to get a decent signal, I live in a 2- story house of 1800 square meters. Going home, this system works fine now, but 4 bee nodes is not enough for a two story house. Update - I'm bringing this back because it disables wifi and the signal is terrible now, the bees started disconnecting about 2 weeks after installing the router, the bees keep disconnecting and…

I bought a Merku Mesh WiFi M2 Hive router network to replace the Spectrum provided Sagemcom Fast 5260 WiFi and it turned out to be absolutely USELESS. Why? Because it lacks the wired connections needed in a home that has both Wi-Fi and direct connections. I thought buying a Merku system would improve my WiFi coverage and make my life easier. Judging from the description on AMAZON, installing the system consists of simply disconnecting the "old" and connecting the "new". Unfortunately when I…

I don't do much other than shop and stream Netflix, so my internet isn't very fast. I pay for 300 Mbps, but my cable company's WiFi router gets me about 125, usually 175 on a really good day. After going to work from home this became an issue as the connection was patchy and I would sometimes lose connection to my desktop when it slowed down. I set up this mesh system hoping to solve this problem, the coverage is excellent. Now I've never had random blackouts because the cover gives me full…

I bought this mesh kit and it works great, the router is the size of a jar and the nodes are small too which is what I need. The coverage is very good, I have Cox 100Mbps and the speed is almost the same everywhere. The application is easy to use and set up, the connection is stable, doesn't drop out compared to my old Netgear mesh system that required a reboot every few days. But I wish they were white. Will definitely recommend my friends to try it.

…….bye. I gave it 4 stars because it's still early days and I notice that from time to time when I'm on the extended network it thinks it's freezing. This usually happens for a moment, but I've also noticed instances where I had to update what I was doing before it worked again. With this extension network, it's like a tug of war at times. I can't complain too much as it really does make my home network faster when it's working properly...which it most often does. The Wi-Fi signal for the…