imo the answer is not only new, non-mesh wifi, but AccessPoints that have a controller, to intelligently hand off clients as they move thru the house
I went with tp-link omada stuff
reasonably priced
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imo the answer is not only new, non-mesh wifi, but AccessPoints that have a controller, to intelligently hand off clients as they move thru the house
I went with tp-link omada stuff
reasonably priced
Don't discount Moca, as if it is deployed correctly, it is a solid solution where running data cables is challenging or just more than what the homeowner is willing to tackle.
So I just realized that the Fios router I already have apparently is MoCA 2.5 enabled, at least according to the manual.
Just wiring up your existing mesh kit with moca is likely to be the cheapest solution and potentially as good as a full on AP solution with controller.
Mine is old (probably it's the original Google Wifi). I would like to jump to Wifi 6 if possible.