MERCUSYS Halo H80X Ax3000 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System|3000 Mbps Dual Band Wireless Gigabit Router|Seamless Roaming|Coverage Upto 5,000 Ft² (460 M²)|Pack of 2,White, USB Type C

Got the two node model. Works like a charm. Easy to setup with few clicks. Works with PPPoE. Single SSID throughout home. Devices pickup automatically 2.4/5 based on their capability. Seamless roaming based on signal strength across the coverage area. I had trouble earlier in first floor of my home where there is no direct line of sight or Ethernet backhaul. Had used a spare router as repeater over wifi then. It gave very poor performance for audio/video/streaming. With mesh coming in - this problem is sorted. I still get full bandwidth in ground floor and 1/2 of speed in first floor. ( no Ethernet backhaul still). But this meets my needs and I have reasonably high BW connection. The router is very small sleek and good looking - no protruding antennas. I found this the cheapest for the throughput it delivered. This is manufactured by TP link but with a separate brand name

Performance is good.Setup was easy.

This is a sub brand of TPLINK and uses a rebranded Deco app. It's exactly the same setup and features as the deco, and performance if anything seems better than the M4/M5, despite being at a lower price point. The presence of 3 Gigabit ethernet ports can be a great life saver for older devices that need Ethernet.Im using this in a long 4bhk, with the base in a central location, and the 2 satellites offset towards each side. This gives me full signal at the extreme ends of the house without a wifi drop as I walk and talk on a VoIP call across the homeNo brainer for those looking for a value priced mesh, the 2 node one is available for as low as 9k, just set a price alert and wait a couple of days. Or don't bother about the 5-10% price variation and pick it up immediately. Your choice, but dont struggle with poor wifi and internet at home!

I came across this brand while searching for wifi-mesh solution. After using for 3 months, I am happy to write this review.It is value of money, sub-brand of TP-link and much cheaper than other offerings in the market from top-brands.I wanted coverage to the roof of my penthouse so I have installed 2 node system. 1 node is in my living room and another in balcony. Although, not whole terrace is getting the coverage but, I am getting it to the points where I need it mostly.In fact, I might consider buying a pair of h30g.I wish, they offered a single node as well.The configuration & flexibility is amazing. The design and aesthetics are equally good.

----Update after almost an year.----Still working flawlessly. Its simply no non-sense and simple mesh router setup. No fancy apps but traditional configuration through web page works good.I rarely turned 3 of the routers off and yet till now haven't had any issues on any.more than 12+ devices connected and all works great on switching routers without a drop.Good Mesh router from sub-TP-LINK Brand.I usually write reviews when I myself don't find details of products or appropriate reviews to refer. I hope this guide can help the audience to make their choice of purchase.I have 1500 SQ FT, type long apartment and usually struggle with signals to my bedrooms from my main router in the living room.I was using TP-Link Archer C7 and TP-Link extender. I have 75 MBPS plan and C7 provided me 50+ MBPS and an extender around 25 MBPS.I order 2 sets of devices considering not well-known brand so total 4units.The only way to setup the router is a traditional web browser and who has already done it earlier will take not more than 15 mins to set up all mesh routers.We do not need an additional router to setup the mesh, one unit acts as the main router and it is used to pair with other units using the pair button.How it works is what we need to understand and if that fulfills our requirement or not.It works as a start network, meaning----A- Primary Router----B, C & D - pairing units.-----A to B, A to C, & A to D where all router communicates to the main unit.It will NOT work where the requirement is A+B+C+D in a longer room. Pss, do not buy in this case.I setup 3 units out of 4 and all give me 50+ MBPS in my entire house. Switching router is on the go and not noticeable and this router does that very effectively.Mesh routers are the future and getting such a product as this cost it's definitely a must buy.Without antennas, they provide an awesome range good speed and no drops of the network.I don't think so once we switch to MESH routers we will go back to traditional routers.

All good except range.Setup -Three units in three floors, each floor with two bedrooms and about 1200 sqft in each floor. GF and FF gigabit ethernet connected with GF as router. Third unit is wirelessly connected.Placement of units - All units at the center of 1200sqft. There are concrete walls that create living space and bedrooms.Congestion in area - about 10 always ON wifi6 wireless networksCoverage -Bedrooms corners GF, FF do not get signal.Am in need of two more units.Software & setup -Fairly simple and easy. App is available. Optimisation using the app option automatically chooses right non congested channel for each node, however appears it takes some time , reruns to reroute optimal hops within nodes of same mesh. As usual, two different vendor meshes do not work reliably. Supports accesspoint mode, but would not recommend. Tried with Nokia router and mesh and this in access point mode. Unreliable mess.Firmware update is handled through app.Recommendation-Expensive routers are expensive for a reason. This is not expensive so don't expect range as advertised. Plan to buy 5 units for a three floor house, thus know your spending budget and plan your purchase accordinglyHope it helps.