Long weekend special!!!
Use code: "TRIBAND" in checkout and get the Tenda nova MW12 Tri Band WiFi System - 3 Pack for $250 delivered! Limited stock so be quick :)
Australian stock with a 3 year Australian warranty. For specs please see the listing or the Tenda website.
Thanks
Agree, I had an issue with the MW3 pulling an address over DHCP, so it's now runnign through my old router whose AP is dead. I learned my lesson, next time I'll get a Google Nest set or maybe a D-Link set.
Specifically Clients connect to the wrong Nodes (regardless of Capacity mode on\off)
I bought a 2-pack for $40, 3 for $2500 seems way too high
edit: mine is ac1200 not ac2100
You are probably referring to the much cheaper MW3 like the one I have. This is a different more advanced model compared to the MW3.
And yes $2500 is much too expensive for this 😜
More advanced? I would challenge that the MW3 and MW6 supported Wired Backhaul. Despite each unit having 3 ethernet ports, they don't currently support ETHERNET Backhaul.
Really? well it's more advanced that it supports tri-band. But as you pointed out, newer but not necessarily better depending on your requirements. My MW3 Were fine but changed them because I wanted a gigabit backhaul.
@Kyx: MW3 and MW6 do gigabit Backhaul, just not documented and requires you to cable correctly.
Will appear as <..> in the app so you know backhaul is working as per the diagram below;
https://confusedbird.com/attachment.php?aid=606
The following diagram outlines the correct way to wire these in Bridge mode. The entire Tenda series don't have the RAM or processing power to function as a router.
https://confusedbird.com/attachment.php?aid=261
Zero Support
No Firmware Updates
Constantly contacting servers overseas (note: payload seems innocent enough)
Be warned 256RAM is terribly inadequate when used as a Router
Compatibility issues with devices
$299 is about the highest, most retailers sell this, so this deal is still a saving, but for most people a decent performing Dual Band from someone like Tp-Link or Nest is a much better option.