My airports have been slowly dying for a year or two. Does anybody have a recommendation for an Apple-friendly mesh network? Ubiquity? Eero? Something else?

"The best wi-fi router is a 100-foot ethernet cable"

-Anonymous

I bought a used Airport Express on eBay a couple years ago. Need it to stream my audio receiver to my speakers so I can play music from my phone over my stereo setup.

The history? The first airport had a 486 with a replacable pcmcia lucent wifi card. It had a cool 3 leds plastic light carriers

The very least they could do is create a NAS like product that supports time machine. It would fly off the shelves. Doesn't need to be a router or anything fancy.

People are taking old Time capsules and turning them into NAS drives with the router features disabled.

They're all about services now, well this would be the perfect addition to the lineup, and a place they can offer more services.

Now what? It’s been cancelled for like almost a decade, no?

I'm not the biggest fan of the main LTT channel, but macaddress puts out consistently high quality content.

Can't speak for the sponsored asus router they showcased, but I'm liking my google/nest wifi setup

I miss my Airport network best working network setup I have ever had, untill Apple started removing features and settings

I had no idea that there were competing wireless standards and apple paved the way to make Wi-Fi the standard. But then again, I wasn't aware of high tech details in 1999. I just thought the iBook was super cool.