Wi-Fi Mesh system Tenda MW3-3, white Review

met all expectations although not advertised, accidentally stumbled on the Internet. Respect to the developers and bow.

It works great right out of the box, it is easy to set up, the signal is not cut, the nodes are just roughly spaced around the house, the speed is wonderful, the wafer does not fall off under heavy load. Has some pros: simultaneously works in two ranges, Beamforming, keeps the network stably without dumps Cons: no significant ones were found, on the little things, perhaps this is a soiled case, it seems to me that built-in power supplies would be more appropriate

Interesting device with interesting technology. I left one room with a laptop, went into another - connected to the same network, the signal was at the same level. Some pros: - the speed of raising the network. - neat design, body strength, compactness of the external power supply. - signal range from one cube. The antennas are powerful, the walls in the office break through easily. Different cons: Not immediately figured out how to ate the firmware of the device.

Convenient and understandable application. The setup is also intuitive. Now wi-fi covers every corner of the house. When moving from the coverage area of ​​one transmitter to another, as it was stated, the Internet does not fall off, the download of files is not interrupted.

What kind of routers were not installed in the apartment - the signal in the kitchen and in the bedroom seemed to show that it was good, but the pages did not load, the video connection was interrupted, the TV, when opening ivi, claimed that there was no wi-fi connection . After installing these magic boxes - everything works great throughout the apartment. For 100 sq. M. enough 2x - one at the entrance to the Internet wires, the second in the kitchen in the "dead" once zone. Maybe even with…

I own a small space that I rent out for various events. The system completely covers mine with 150 squares, despite the fact that there are still a lot of different institutions in the building, each with its own transmitter. Mesh is easily limited in time, I set the Internet to turn off at the end of the working day, after which few people are then delayed. The administrator connects a laptop via ehternet to the main unit.

Despite the manufacturer's comment that the system can be plugged into a router, after talking with those support, the situation has changed . If you have low-current wiring that comes into the shield, and you use a normal router, and plan to plug this system, I have bad news for you. The system is not designed for use with a router (answer from those support), and you need to plug the cable from the provider into one of the blocks. But at the exit from this block you need to cling switch…

I connected the first point to the provider's cable and connected it to the network. When connecting, using the login-password given at the point, I immediately requested the number of the agreement with the provider and the password of the agreement. Everything else was set up by itself. Set old network ID and old password. All devices entered the network without problems, only the computers asked what kind of new network it was. put - "home" - there were no more questions. Installed the…

Due to the layout and design of the walls, an ordinary router did not pull out (two-room + two balconies). Everything is flying now.

Some pros: Easy and quick to set up, ensures a stable and seamless connection Has cons: Loses about half the speed even with a wired connection to the master router, there is no way to change the subfrequency

In the current conditions of self-isolation, it has become necessary to conduct distance learning from the apartment. It turned out that the scheme with an access point and a repeater could not cope with the emerging data flow, so I switched to a mesh system, Tenda MW3 turned out to be one of the best in terms of price / quality ratio. The problem is completely solved, now remote classes can be conducted from any place in the apartment (in the "Stalinist" house). Setting up via a downloadable…

There were repeaters and a router. One problem bothered me the most. Sometimes the signal from the router blocked the signal from the repeater. And it turned out that you were sitting near the repeater, and you were clinging to the network from the router - a weak signal and no Internet speed. Now the whole thing has been replaced with a mesh system. Of three cubes connected to each other automatically. Many times better. The speed of access for everyone is at the maximum, the connection to the

Has pros: Coverage of the entire area, ease of setting, NKU and design. Got cons: when connecting all three points with a cable, Mesh does not work.

Has some pros: Connect to multiple bands. One device will sit at 2.4 GHz, and the other at five, and each connected device will have a maximum reception level and a maximum network access speed. Has cons: Top ribbed panel. Yes, it's beautiful. But - not in the theme of the overall design.

The hardest impression of a worthless service - look for settings and troubleshooting methods on the Internet, Tenda 2022 will not help you. Has pros: In terms of technical parameters, the system is excellent, convenient wireless connection compared to classic routers. Different cons: Service on behalf of the company is not that disgusting, just NO! 2022 representatives ignore your requests, do not respond to E-mail (vague replies or demand to disclose your confidential data on the system)…

Write here is not what you need. If your network is not everywhere within the radius you need and there is a Router that does not pull, we take one cube connected to the old router, set it to the same network as the router. Cable in the router and in the cube. Next, add more cubes. We set it so that the light bulb is always green on the cubes. All! Coverage increased, speed at maximum.

Sufficiently reliable and not expensive solution for covering large cottages. The idea of ​​putting one superpowerful dot in the middle has now stopped working. A powerful point collects garbage from other users. There are a lot of signal level sticks, and the network is clogged with garbage and does not work. You can try to install several routers with the same ssid, but this is a . I won't explain why here. And nw3 can work in a network of up to 8 points, which is also not always possible for

I put it in the country, for the distribution of the Internet in 2 houses and in the area. Everything connected automatically, in fact, in 1 click (except for some phone glitches). Spaced + - 10 meters apart, the main one is in the house on the 2nd floor, the next one is on the outer wall of the first floor, the last one is on the outer wall of the second house. The whole plot and any part of the house catches on full. I will recommend to all my friends.