High-Speed Wi-Fi 6 Technology: The Nova MX3 utilizes the latest Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) technology, offering faster speeds, increased capacity, and improved performance compared to previous Wi-Fi standards. With speeds of up to 1500Mbps, it delivers ultra-fast connectivity for all your devices, from smartphones and laptops to smart home gadgets and streaming devices.
Expanded Coverage: With a coverage area of up to 3500 square feet, the Nova MX3 system blankets your entire home with reliable Wi-Fi, eliminating dead zones and ensuring consistent connectivity in every room. Whether you're in the living room, bedroom, or basement, you'll enjoy strong and stable Wi-Fi signals wherever you go.
Support for Multiple Devices: The Nova MX3 is capable of supporting up to 80 devices simultaneously, making it ideal for homes with multiple users and a wide range of connected devices. Whether you're streaming 4K videos, gaming online, or video conferencing with colleagues, you can count on the Nova MX3 to keep up with your demands.
Dual-Band Mesh Network: The system operates on both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, allowing you to optimize performance and minimize interference for all your devices. The 2.4GHz band provides broader coverage and better penetration through walls, while the 5GHz band delivers faster speeds for bandwidth-intensive activities.
Easy Setup and Management: Setting up the Nova MX3 system is quick and easy thanks to the Tenda Wi-Fi app, which guides you through the installation process step by step. Once set up, the app provides convenient tools for managing your network, including device prioritization, parental controls, and guest access management.
Seamless Roaming and Mesh Technology: The Nova MX3 features seamless roaming and mesh technology, allowing your devices to seamlessly transition between nodes as you move around your home. This ensures uninterrupted connectivity and eliminates the need to manually switch between different Wi-Fi networks.
I’ve got a bunch of old tenda units that I still use.
I reset a couple of older ones that I no longer use and put them into use at a relatives house to solve their wifi problems and they worked fine.
The problem was even after resetting them and using a completely new account it still brought up my current live network from 5km away. Anyone who gets one of your units or even an old one that you once used can take control. I’m not convinced that the security is good enough with these devices