What is MESH-wifi

Mesh Wi-Fi, also known as mesh network or wireless mesh network, is a type of wireless network that uses multiple devices, called nodes, to create a single network. 

So instead of using one single router to provide coverage, mesh Wi-Fi systems use multiple nodes that communicate with each other to extend the range and coverage of the network.
Each node in a mesh network acts as both a router and a client, allowing it to communicate with other nodes and with devices connected to the network. 

The nodes work together to create a mesh network, where each node is connected to at least one other node. This creates multiple ways for data to travel, making the network more resilient and less likely to  have dropouts or bad coverage.

One of the main benefits of mesh Wi-Fi is its ability to provide coverage in large or multi-level homes, where traditional wireless networks may struggle to reach all areas. Since the nodes can be placed in different locations, they can be used to eliminate dead spots and improve coverage in areas where a single router may not be able to reach.

But another great benefit of mesh Wi-Fi is its ability to be scaled easily, allowing users to add more nodes as needed to expand the network. This is especially useful for businesses or large homes that have changing needs or are constantly expanding.

Mesh Wi-Fi systems also typically include advanced features like parental controls, guest networks, and the ability to prioritize bandwidth for different devices or activities. 

So in overall, Mesh Wi-Fi system is a robust, flexible, and scalable wifi system that can help to improve wireless coverage and performance in large homes.