TENDA Nova MW6 AC1200 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System (2-Pack)
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The Tenda Nova MW6 is a whole-home mesh Wi-Fi system that replaces single-router dead zones with consistent dual-band coverage throughout the house. Each AC1200 unit delivers up to 867Mbps on 5GHz and 300Mbps on 2.4GHz, and with MU-MIMO and beamforming working together, the two units in this pack are built to blanket a typical home with one seamless network, no more switching between separate Wi-Fi names as you move room to room.
Setup is plug-and-play: the units come pre-paired out of the box, and ongoing management runs through the Tenda WiFi app, where you can check connected devices, run speed tests, and manage network settings from your phone. Each node includes a Gigabit WAN and LAN port for wired connections where needed. The system supports dozens of simultaneously connected devices, making it a practical fit for busy households.
A straightforward mesh upgrade for medium to large homes looking to kill Wi-Fi dead zones.