Why Don't You See External Antennas On Mesh Wi-Fi Systems?
Mesh systems use internal antennas to look nice and because the signal type is actually better for this use case. Here's why they don't have external antennas.
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Mesh systems tend to look like minimalist decor.
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In just about any space larger than an apartment, it's hard to deny the value of mesh Wi-Fi routers. They do have drawbacks — primarily their price-to-performance ratio — yet top speed is meaningless if coverage isn't consistent. You might liken it to owning a Porsche 911 in a place like the West Texas desert, where gas stations are so far apart that you could conceivably run dry on a high-speed…
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