Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi Technology Is Claimed To Be Better Than The Router, What's That?

Deco S7 AC1900 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System from TP-Link (photo: TP-Link)

JAKARTA - Currently, the internet has played a vital role in everyday life, which is used by all groups for various activities, such as learning, working, getting entertainment, as well as supporting the needs of using smart homes.

Seeing the importance of the internet in daily activities, a device is needed that supports internet range and speed, one of which is routers.

Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi router cannot reach a remote place. The placement of routers is considered to greatly affect internet coverage and quality. So, if you change places that are far from the router, the signal will go down and disrupt the work.

"Seeing that the need for these two things is increasing, people can use Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi technology. This technology can provide a more stable connection for the large number of devices, making it very suitable to support smart homes," said Marketing Manager of TP-Link Indonesia Defrie D. Gunawan in a statement.

What is Whole Home Mesh WiFi Technology?

Whole Home Mash or Mesh Wi-Fi is a Wi-Fi system built to eliminate dead zones or areas that do not get a Wi-Fi signal, so that the entire home area gets a signal without interruption.

"Mesh is intended for people who have a place to live with a weak WiFi range and want the system to increase the signal and coverage of Wi-Fi," Defrie explained further.

This Mesh technology has a number of advantages when compared to routers, including: it has a wider reach for homes, stable signals, as well as easy installations and arrangements.

Mesh also has a number of feature advantages, namely: it can be registered with only one name and password, sealess roasting which is useful for keeping connected even though moving locations, adaptive bandwidth configurations to ensure the best speed, and self-heating which can automatically divert data routes to ensure that we stay online if any.