Wyze AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router System, Covers up to 1500 Sq. Ft, 50+ Devices, Replaces Router and Extender, Supports Wired Backhaul, 2X 1 Gbps Ports - 1 Pack

These Wyze mesh routers really do work. I’m currently running 12 Wyze cams around all of my property and house. Always plagued by cameras loosing connection. I installed one in the back of my house and one in the front with the actual Internet modem in the middle of the house. A lot of work running an ethernet wire to the modem from both mesh routers but well worth it. It’s been close to two years and really no issues so far. Connectivity issues with any camera are now a thing of the past . I highly recommend this product and any Wyze camera

We have 3 of these now. I don’t know how it does it, but you plug one into the router and the others in between and they help direct traffic. My cameras and sons gaming used to crash the network. Now with just adding 3 of these all the cameras work as well as his gaming. Good product especially if you have Wyze cameras

Would not work at all with our system, returned it.

The network works well with no dead zones or drops.

Wyze products to me are no joke. This router is ahead of everyone. I actually took some advice from a review. I now have T-Mobile and use this off of it to enhance my WIFI. I have You Tube TV and run cameras off of it. If there's a problem it with T-Mobile periodically. It does get extremely hot so I put 2 markets under the corner. Or I just hang it off the desk.

Is conect to devices but i guess for some reason is no working I think is spectrum internet ,is very private and if you change your router start acting up like crazy find me a solution plz

I have about 15 devices connected at one time and I can stream with all devices with no issues. My ISP is FIOS my speeds are 200Mbs download and 200Mbs upload speeds. Set up was very easy via the app. Best router so far. I only needed to purchase one router for a 3 story home. Loveeeeeee this product.

but Xfinity was upgrading in this area & I thought they were the problem . Nope. It's the Wyze modem. I replaced a Netgear combo with a separate modem and router and opted to try Wyze based on recommendations from Wyze users on their forum. Wyze makes "pro" units and maybe they would have worked, but I'm stuck with needing to relocate everything because this Wyze router's signal can't do what the Netgear combo could. Exact same location. No tech support but the community forum was very helpful. Tested my laptop plugged directly into router and got good speed, but it just can't reach me about 15' away and perhaps the wall, which was no problem with Netgear, blocks it. Terribly disappointed and feeling like an utter fool for not sending it back when I could.