This was a great video and I had a very specific question if you don’t mind answering it? I have 3 Asus Wi-Fi six rogue routers throughout my home and I’m thinking about replacing one of the routers with the Wi-fi 7. It would be the router that’s plugged directly into my modem that delivers 2 GHz. My question is around how the Wi-Fi six routers or nodes in this case would work with the Wi-Fi seven router?
@macmovieman1 Installing a Wifi7 for your main router would mean the wifi6 routers would not be compatible. WIFI7 uses the 6ghz band and wifi6 does not. You will have to stick with a Wifi6 router and make sure its compatible with your other asus routers. All routers will have a list of compatible models to use in mesh mode. Hope this helps and feel free to ask me any questions .
@@UltimateTechHub this is exactly what I needed to know. Thank you. Either I need to commit to Wi-Fi seven throughout the house or just stick with Wi-Fi six. Maybe I can find a Wi-Fi six router by Asus that can handle 2 GHz WAN. My modem can handle it. I’m actually paying for it from Cox and my router. Is the weak link.
@DJLOUIE1000 30 yards is 90 feet and that's pretty far away. I would run an outdoor rated ethernet cable to that office. You can try to position one node closest to the office and one node in the office closest to the other node. At that range you will use the 2.4ghz band for the wireless backhaul. Good luck and keep me posted.
Mesh should work fine for streaming to TVs. Remember, if your TV is a few years old, that may cause some issues because of the older hardware inside the tv. Thanks for watching!
Hello great video! I was wondering do you think it would be worth it upgrading to the WiFi 7 BE19000 tp link over the ace300 WiFi 6e? I have a computer with which I tend to play games that would be able to use the WiFi 7 but I’m still unsure if I will see a difference in 6ghz? Do you see a difference in coverage between WiFi 6e and 7 ? Thank you for the help,
You will see a difference with 6ghz band as long as your computer is close to the router ( 25 to 40 ft ). Otherwise, you will probably use the 5ghz band. I would go with the BE19000 because now your future-proofed. Hope this helps and thanks for watching! I think I have a product link in the description for the BE19000. Good luck!
If i have a 2nd building near my home that is connected by ethernet, could i use a mesh network with notes in both buildings with wired backhaul to have both building on the same wifi?
The Eero Pro 6e does not cause high ping or latency. The 6 GHz band offers lower latency, which is important for applications like VR/AR, video streaming and gaming.
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Great explanation, I have the Deco mesh two node system
Nice to see other tech than what we got here in Germany 😀
Great video and fantastic information as usual! Thanks Mike! 😀
This was a great video and I had a very specific question if you don’t mind answering it? I have 3 Asus Wi-Fi six rogue routers throughout my home and I’m thinking about replacing one of the routers with the Wi-fi 7. It would be the router that’s plugged directly into my modem that delivers 2 GHz. My question is around how the Wi-Fi six routers or nodes in this case would work with the Wi-Fi seven router?
@macmovieman1 Installing a Wifi7 for your main router would mean the wifi6 routers would not be compatible. WIFI7 uses the 6ghz band and wifi6 does not. You will have to stick with a Wifi6 router and make sure its compatible with your other asus routers. All routers will have a list of compatible models to use in mesh mode. Hope this helps and feel free to ask me any questions .
@@UltimateTechHub this is exactly what I needed to know. Thank you. Either I need to commit to Wi-Fi seven throughout the house or just stick with Wi-Fi six. Maybe I can find a Wi-Fi six router by Asus that can handle 2 GHz WAN. My modem can handle it. I’m actually paying for it from Cox and my router. Is the weak link.
Nice done. And well done. I was confused why tp link have 2 type router easy mesh and one mesh. They not compatible
Thanks for watching and glad to help clear up any confusion. FYI the TP-Link GE800 is a beast! 😀
I have a home office detached from the main house. 30 yards out back, would the mesh setup work that far?
@DJLOUIE1000 30 yards is 90 feet and that's pretty far away. I would run an outdoor rated ethernet cable to that office. You can try to position one node closest to the office and one node in the office closest to the other node. At that range you will use the 2.4ghz band for the wireless backhaul. Good luck and keep me posted.
What do you recommend to stream to tvs too. Will mesh work?
Mesh should work fine for streaming to TVs. Remember, if your TV is a few years old, that may cause some issues because of the older hardware inside the tv. Thanks for watching!
Hello great video! I was wondering do you think it would be worth it upgrading to the WiFi 7 BE19000 tp link over the ace300 WiFi 6e? I have a computer with which I tend to play games that would be able to use the WiFi 7 but I’m still unsure if I will see a difference in 6ghz?
Do you see a difference in coverage between WiFi 6e and 7 ?
Thank you for the help,
You will see a difference with 6ghz band as long as your computer is close to the router ( 25 to 40 ft ). Otherwise, you will probably use the 5ghz band. I would go with the BE19000 because now your future-proofed. Hope this helps and thanks for watching! I think I have a product link in the description for the BE19000. Good luck!
@@UltimateTechHub Amazing, good to know thank you for the help!
If i have a 2nd building near my home that is connected by ethernet, could i use a mesh network with notes in both buildings with wired backhaul to have both building on the same wifi?
Yes you can! Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Does the Eero pro 6e cause high ping or latency?
The Eero Pro 6e does not cause high ping or latency. The 6 GHz band offers lower latency, which is important for applications like VR/AR, video streaming and gaming.
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How to choose between a Mesh Router or Traditional Wireless Router! Here are the facts to make the decision very easy! Peace! 😀