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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.

Tarun Mottlia

Via Engadget

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Why Don't You See External Antennas On Mesh Wi-Fi Systems?
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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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