Tenda Nova AX1500 Whole Home Mesh Wifi 6 System, Up to 3 Rooms 2200sq ft Coverage, Dual-Band Wifi Mesh with 2 Gigabit Ports, Compatible with Alexa, Parental Control and Easy Setup（MX3）2-Packs

I've got a Virgin Media Hub 3 with a download speed of 500mbs, with the original hub I was always getting no more than 300mbs even with no WiFi traffic. Connection was awful upstairs and speed dropped down to 80 maybe 90mbs. Bought an extender from Tenda for upstairs and it worked alright, increased speeds to ~120mbs but I thought to myself if I'm paying for 500mbs I wanna be able use that.After buying the Nova mesh system I was amazed at how good it is, connected it soon as it arrived and have been achieving 560mbs all round the clock, no drop offs, minimal drops when under heavy use, brilliant connection and download speeds when gaming or downloading games.Bought the 2 pack thinking I'll need 1 for upstairs as it was a blackspot, linked the 2 together and surprisingly the 2nd one slowed the speeds down to around 50%, so I disconnected that and checked the speeds whilst connected to downstairs router, amazingly I was still achieving 500+ mbs in all three rooms! Amazing coverage even with only 1 node! The amazing thing is that if you do need the 2 nodes up and running you don't need to switch between them manually when roaming around the house, your device and the Nova system will choose between the 2 whichever one is faster at the time.Relatively easy setup, not the biggest tech geek but I know my way around. Had to set the Hub 3 up as a modem only by going onto the ip address in a web browser which is listed at the bottom of the Hub 3 router and tick the "modem only" box and good to go. The app Tenda provides is quite easy to navigate and the instructions guide you through a smooth setup. Re-connecting all the devices to the Nova can be painful depending on how many you have connected in the first place.Sleek appearance, nice matte white design and can even turn the little green light off (through the app) if that bothers some. Bought this on offer down from £99 to £70 and when I say it's worth the money, it definitely is! Even if I was to buy it at £99 it still would have been pretty good, relatively cheap compared to other brands.All in all, if you're looking to speed your wifi up without spending £200+ for a mesh system, then this is definitely the product for you.

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Coverage is amazing wifi signal is reliable definitely a value for money! We have two of these running from the modem and it's amazing parental control is good too the quality of these are a game changer

I previously owned a Tenda nova 3 mesh Wi-Fi system, which provided satisfactory range and signal coverage. I recently upgraded to a Wi-Fi 6 system and am delighted with the improved range and stability. Although it is more expensive than my previous system, I believe the investment is worthwhile.

This has works exactly as expected, it provides a much more stable connection and solves the problem of connection black spots in my house. Would definitely recommend.

It actually works. I've tried lots of this sort of thing with no success 😕 but this one actually works and it works great. I'm over the moon🌙 .I cant believe it actually works. 👍👍

Bought this last November and was extremely satisfied until I noticed last week one of the router is not connected. Tried resetting it but the mesh still not detecting it and it just keep on on a solid green indicator. Contacted today their support and we’ll see how they will respond.

Product is excellent. Once set up and working it's pretty reliable and very quick with good coverage over the whole house and garden, as well as in the street with only 2 nodes. The app needed to manage them is so bad that I ended up just switching them to extender mode and using my old router to manage IPs etc. It's genuinely awful- 1.7 stars on Google Play store, and the .7 of a star probably aren't genuine. It crashes all the time, and is unstable regardless of the version used. Tenda seem to have spent £0.50 on app development which is a shame because their products are so much better than the likes of TP-Link for the money.