Choosing between extra access points and mesh networking The wireless network in your home, following the initial setup, should go mostly unnoticed until it's time to upgrade.

A mesh network covers more area with multiple routers for your Wi-Fi, but that requires proper setup. Here's everything you need to know about the process.

Setting up a mesh network with 5G Home Internet is straightforward. I’ll walk you through the steps and give you an essential tip for optimal performance.

Mesh networking has been around for several years now, but can it solve your home wifi woes, and is it the right networking upgrade for you? And if it is, how can you possibly pick the right system?

A traditional Wi-Fi router gives you one access point, while a mesh system blankets your whole home in coverage. Which is right for you? Here's the breakdown.

Ultimately, if you're deciding between an access point or a mesh routing system, it really comes down to how much you're willing to mess with to get a clean networking setup.

The XE200 offers the perfect mix of fast speeds, simple setup and app-based adjustments, offering the fastest mesh Wi-Fi at home for all the latest Wi-Fi 6E devices.

Once you've set up the mesh network system with the number of nodes you think you'll need, you should test the system to determine whether another access point is necessary.

Nest Wifi vs. Google Wifi: Which Is the Better Mesh Router? While both mesh systems from Google are outdated at this point, but they'll still get you steady and reliable whole-home Wi-Fi.

The NETGEAR Insight Managed WiFi 6 Dual-band Gigabit PoE Access Point (WAX610W) is available now through NETGEAR's authorized ...