I have tested enough mesh network systems to conclude that they are better than single-unit router, delivering more reliable Wi-Fi coverage at homes. Previously tested the ASUS Lyra, they passed over the new Lyra Trio for review. And unlike most brands who bundle their mesh … continue

After the launch of the AIR-706P “AIR-volution” router last year, Aztech follows up with the release of compatible AON Mesh nodes, WMB260(AC). In my previous review on the Aztech AON Mesh, I used 2 units of the full-size routers to test the mesh quality. Now … continue

Wi-Fi mesh router system is the new way of offering improved coverage in Singapore homes, no thanks to our thick solid wall partitions. I have tested several mesh systems and they generally work better than a single powerful router. In a nutshell, mesh Wi-Fi systems … continue

TP-Link is the number one global provider of WLAN devices for 26 consecutive quarters, according to IDC. Given its huge market share and experience in networking products, TP-Link launched the Deco M5 Whole Home Wi-Fi System in January, and reached Singapore retail stores in August. … continue

Google Wifi was announced in October 2016, and has been selling in 7 other countries before reaching Singapore, becoming the 8th country in the world and the first in Southeast Asia to introduce this popular mesh networking system (Hong Kong followed suit immediately after). I … continue

After my first wireless mesh review, Aztech AIR-706P, I received another new wireless mesh for my testing. Launched in July 2017 in Singapore, ASUS Lyra is a good representation of most wireless mesh products: a retail package of 3 units in non-conventional, attractively small design … continue

Complaints on home Wi-Fi coverage issues have reached critical mass. More so when more people are reliant on home broadband to access to information. In the past, wireless speeds of 100Mbps are acceptable. Today, with 1Gbps broadband speed, consumers want the same speed from the … continue