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The number of stations you need depends on the size of your home. If you choose a set with enough mesh WiFi points, you can go online anywhere in your home without issue. Your choice for a mesh system also depends on what you do online.
- In a small apartment, choose 1 or 2 stations
- In a large apartment, choose 2 or 3 stations
- In a townhouse, choose 3 or 4 stations
- In a freestanding house, choose 4 or more stations
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These 3 stations are connected to each other, so you can enjoy WiFi 7 at every WiFi point. This way, you can reach speeds up to 4 times higher than with WiFi 6 and enjoy a better WiFi range.
Mesh WiFi explained
What's mesh WiFi?
In this article, we'll explain to you what a mesh WiFi network is and what the benefits are.How do I get WiFi everywhere in my house?
Do you want the same WiFi network online through your whole house? We'll explain what to keep in mind.What's WiFi 7?
WiFi 7 is the newest version of WiFi. With this, you can go online with all your devices without issue.3 tips to connect your mesh WiFi system
It can be hard to connect your mesh system. We'll explain how to do it here.Compare the WiFi standards
The WiFi standards make choosing a router easier. Read all about the standards here.
FAQ
What's mesh WiFi?
Mesh WiFi is a WiFi system with multiple stations that together form a wireless network. That way, you can ensure better WiFi coverage in your entire house. You only have to use 1 password and your connection doesn't drop out when you're walking through your house.
What's the difference between a WiFi router and a mesh WiFi system?
A regular WiFi router is mostly suitable for improving the WiFi on 1 floor. With mesh WiFi, you spread out the connections over your entire house via multiple stations.
How many mesh WiFi stations do I need?
That depends on the size and layout of your house. The guideline is: 1 or 2 stations for a small apartment, 2 or 3 for a large apartment, 3 or 4 for a townhouse, and 4 or more for a freestanding house.
