Router Tenda TX12L PRO (TX12LPRO)

Normal Router (Traditional Router + Extenders)
What it is: A single device that connects to your modem and broadcasts Wi-Fi.

Coverage: Best for small to medium homes. The further you get from the router, the weaker the signal gets.

Extending signal: You can add Wi-Fi extenders or repeaters, but they usually create a separate network (like "MyWiFi_EXT") and may reduce speed.

Setup: Simple to set up, but adding extenders can get messy.

Mesh Router System
What it is: A network of multiple nodes (usually 2-3+ devices) that all work together to broadcast one seamless Wi-Fi network.

Coverage: Great for large homes or places with thick walls, dead zones, or multiple floors.

Performance: Nodes communicate with each other (often wirelessly), so you get consistent speeds and seamless roaming.

One network: All nodes use the same network name, and your devices automatically switch to the best signal as you move around.

Setup: Often easier to manage via apps, and you get more control and features (like parental controls, device prioritization, etc.).

What’s the difference between mesh and normal routers?