Is this a mesh WiFi router? null

This router is not Mesh, but we do have mesh extenders that can be added to this router to create a mesh network. Such as the EAX80 - NETGEAR

Mesh wifi no but you can join router to router to extend the range throughout any area u may have

No, this is a “traditional” router with a single point of wi-if provided. Mesh systems have 2, 3 or more devices that are placed in different areas of the home that work together to expand the wi-fi coverage area. Mesh router systems are better larger homes or properties, but usually generally at a higher cost. You can accomplish the same type of broad wi-fi coverage area by using repeaters with a “traditional” router (like this one), but set-up will likely be easier with a mesh system since it’s designed to do this out-of-the-box.

“Is this a mesh WiFi router?”

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No it is not.
Answered by Malcolm 5 years ago
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This router is not Mesh, but we do have mesh extenders that can be added to this router to create a mesh network. Such as the EAX80 - NETGEAR
Answered by Netgear Support 5 years ago
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Mesh wifi no but you can join router to router to extend the range throughout any area u may have
Answered by Darrell 5 years ago
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No, this is a “traditional” router with a single point of wi-if provided. Mesh systems have 2, 3 or more devices that are placed in different areas of the home that work together to expand the wi-fi coverage area. Mesh router systems are better larger homes or properties, but usually generally at a higher cost. You can accomplish the same type of broad wi-fi coverage area by using repeaters with a “traditional” router (like this one), but set-up will likely be easier with a mesh system since it’s designed to do this out-of-the-box.
Answered by Jason 5 years ago
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