NetGear Orbi Home Mesh Wi-Fi Smart Speaker RBS40V-100AU $196.35 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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alvian on 18/03/2020 - 12:32 amazon.com.au (337 clicks)
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Note: Amazon has the wrong image, as this listing appears to be just for the Satellite (No Base Unit) - Purchase at your own risk.

• Only works with an Orbi whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi router or Orbi WiFi systems
• All-in-one smart speaker satellite with audio by Harman Kardon delivers exceptionally rich, room-filling sound and instant access to the music you love
• Eliminates Wi-Fi dead zones and buffering adding 2, 000 square feet of consistent coverage to your existing Orbi Mesh Wi-Fi network - with speeds up to 2.2 Gbps
• Use your voice to play music, get the news, check the weather, control your Orbi and your smart home with Amazon Alexa built-in
• Maintains speed even as more devices use your Wi-Fi at the same time, thanks to patented tri-band technology

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  superforever on 18/03/2020 - 12:49

  Just wondering will Mesh WiFi have better roaming than setup multiple APs?

  Since Mesh WiFi Interconnected.

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    alvian on 18/03/2020 - 12:53

    +1

    Marketing will have you believe YES!

    Techies will tell you that Wi-Fi roaming is solely determined by the clients and not the stations. The stations can give hints to clients via 802.11k/r/v (if the clients support these new protocols at all), and the stations can keep disconnecting and ignoring the clients, but it is the clients which will decide if and when to roam and to which station.

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    OSienna on 18/03/2020 - 13:07

    +1

    I went from multiple APs to a mesh wifi and noticed that my Apple devices now switch between the stations more seamlessly. It's not perfect as you will still notice a slight disruption with some apps e.g. two second drop in a VOIP call, but it's still much better than before as I had other apps that dropped sessions completely.

    I can't speak for other operating systems as I don't tend to roam around the house with them. The other plus is that the coverage is significantly better with the mesh wifi but that could be because I was replacing an 8 year old system.

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      superforever on 18/03/2020 - 14:09

      now switch between the stations more seamlessly

      That is what I thought because they are interconnected by WiFi instead of multi APs on the same network but no Interconnected WiFi signal.

      Router -> Mesh1 —-> Mesh 2 —-> Mesh3

      Multi APs.

      Router —> AP1
      |
      AP2

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  LittleTicket on 18/03/2020 - 13:04

  Thanks OP. You may run in to some trouble with Amazon if you’re hoping to swing a credit for incorrect image; it’s pretty clear in the description and title that it’s an add-on satellite.