Tenda MW5 3 Pack SISTEMA Wi-Fi completo

Fa il lavoro come descritto. Ottimo per una casa grande, facile istallazione e connessione molto stabile. Per una casa sopra ad una collina dove non arriva internet via fibra, la parabola non è ottimale ma usando questo sistema mesh si nota un miglioramento significante della connessione.

Recensito in Italia il 3 agosto 2020

Il prodotto è stato acquistato da warehouse di Amazon, ma è arrivato in perfette condizioni e nella sua scatola originale, che dire è fantastico, ho risolto i miei problemi di linea in casa(ho un appartamento di 120mq adesso completamente coperto.
Il prodotto non è semplicissimo da installare ma seguendo correttamente le indicazioni si riesce.
La linea è sicuramente migliore rispetto ai semplici extender che duplicano la rete(dimezzandola) il sistema wifi mesh crea un'unica rete con lo stesso nome dove i dispositivi si connettono automaticamente.
Ho usato uno dei 2 "extender" per portare la rete al pc via lan, fantastico!!! Lo consiglio sicuramente ormai lo uso da più di 2 mesi

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Ottimo acquisto per appartamento

Doc Albert

Recensito in Italia il 17 febbraio 2021

Se volete risolvere del tutto il problema di connessione Wi-Fi nel vostro appartamento questo apparecchio fa davvero al caso vostro. Ho installato praticamente tutte le versione in commercio di questo dispositivo, ma devo dire che questa in particolare è particolarmente performante, riuscendo tranquillamente a coprire in moto più che degno appartamenti multilivello di oltre 180 metri quadri.

L'istallazione è davvero semplice e si può scegliere tra la modalità Bridge che estende il vostro indirizzo o la modalità router dove una volta preso il segnale dal modem potete creare e gestire una comoda sottorete direttamente dall'app Tenda.

Compatibile anche per estendere reti già create con altri apparecchi Nova, rende la navigazione a livello casalingo facile e piacevole, molto consigliato per usi domestici e semi professionali.

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Facili da installare e app intuitiva

S Review

Recensito in Italia il 3 maggio 2021

Semplicissimi da installare e dall'app è possibile configurare il tutto in pochi passi.
La connessione è stabile e l'esperienza mesh è appagante.
Se dovessi trovare un difetto è che alcuni dispositivi hanno difficoltà a collegarsi al dispositivo più vicino e non è possibile farlo manualmente.

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non era il prodotto acquistato!

Casa Martelli

Recensito in Italia il 27 dicembre 2020

avevo richiesto il prodotto in foto per particolari esigenze personali, purtroppo mi e' arrivata la versione con le prese a muro, stesso prodotto ma "meccanicamente" diverso e con diversa connettivita'.
Non l' ho restituito e mi sono dovuto adattare in quanto avevo urgenza di utilizzo, la funzionalita' e' ottima e funziona come da specifiche.
Peccato per il differente cablaggio.

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Cliente Amazon

perfetto

Recensito in Italia il 25 marzo 2021

funzionano alla grande

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Jason Hamilton-Fowle

Value for money for slower connections

Recensito in Germania il 13 giugno 2021

Bought this for my parents who live in a rural area with only 24mbps internet. The 3-pack of MW5s covers the 130sqm one-level house sufficiently and for the slow internet connection it is definitely fine.
Installation took under 5 minutes, and was quite easy.
Everything is controlled via the Tenda App, which has limited functionality, but again, it's enough for simple use. As an IT person, I wouldn't buy it for myself, but if you are after simple almost plug-and-play mesh this is fine.

BurnhamTom

Good Signal, Bad Software

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 13 novembre 2019

I live in a long, thin house and getting wifi throughout has been a nightmare for years. Especially when Virgin insist on installing the router right at the front. I have been looking at a number of different systems and decided a mesh system would be the best. I went for the 'Tenda Nova MW5s-3' which was the cheapest option I could find that included a Gigabit port, as our download speed is around 120mbps.

Set-up:
The installation was very easy. I took them out of the box, plugged the primary node into the back of my Virgin hub via ethernet, and plugged in the power. The other 2 nodes I put one at the back of the house on the ground floor, and one in the middle of upstairs. I plugged them into power and they connected to the primary node straight away (you can tell by the LED on the front of the unit).
I then connected to the wifi using the SSID and password printed on the bottom, and that was it I had internet access. After this I downloaded the Tenda App from the App Store, where it immediately found the system and enabled me to change settings such as the SSID and password (which I changed to be the same as our old one so all the devices connected automatically).

Speed:
After walking round the house and speed testing, the downstairs node at the back of the house was giving me 105mbps, out of the 120 entering the house by cable. This isn't bad at all, in fact it exceeded my expectations. When upstairs however I was only getting around 17mbps. I decided to plug the upstairs node into an ethernet cable, connected to a powerline adapter I had spare, which the other end then plugged into the back of the primary node. It uses this as the backhaul instead of wifi. This increased the upstairs speed to around 87mbps, which is more than OK.

Pros:
- Very quick and easy to set up.
- Good Wifi signal throughout the house.
- Signal passes from node to node unnoticeably when walking around.

Cons:
- The app shows you what devices are connected, which band they are on (2.4G or 5G), which node they are connected to, and if they are currently downloading any data. This would be great if the information was up to date, but this is rarely the case. It seems to be accurate at time of loading the app, but if anything changes you'd need to completely close and re-open the app to get the latest accurate information.
- You are not able to have different SSID's for 2.4G and 5G bands. The idea is that instead of the user choosing which band, there is one SSID and the router will choose the band. Again, this would be great if it works, but it doesn't. Looking at the app now I currently have 33 devices connected and it hasn't placed a single one of them on the 5G band. Of course a lot of the smart devices only support 2.4G, but none of the iPhones, iPads, Alexa's, Firesticks, etc are on the 5G band either, and this greatly limits the speeds to the devices and there is no way to change it. Very frustrating.
- You cannot assign an internal device a fixed IP address. This is half my fault for not checking before hand, but to be honest this is such a basic feature I assumed any router sold these days would include it, but apparently not. It has port forwarding, but this isn't much use in my smart home. I need my Hue Hub to have the same IP address so other smart devices can find it, but now the IP address changes every time the Nova's reboot (which it's programmed by default to reboot every night!).

Notice all my cons are related to the software of the devices, not the hardware itself. I am therefore hoping that these will eventually be fixed through a firmware update.

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Anthony B.

Good affordable product that does the job! Eliminate the dead zones.

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 5 giugno 2020

Image 1 = My bedroom (garage conversion) which was previously a WiFi ‘deadzone’ I had 20-30 Mbps previously and am 450cm away from the router. With module 2 installed.

Image 2 = In the living room, about 30cm away from the router with module 1 installed.

Image 3 = Upstairs bedroom with module 3 installed, 750cm away from the router.

Yeah, what can I say really? We went for the £120 option for the MW5/5s which was a bit pricey but trust me, far more expensive options are available for the same level of coverage. Straight out the box these things are lightweight as Hell (the only exception is the primary node, aptly named “module 1”) which to me was a bit of a concern, but I’m not 100% with the technical side of mesh WiFi so perhaps that’s just how they’re supposed to be! You get what you pay for guys and I’m not going to lie, the house is covered and dead zones no longer exist, three bedroom house with a ground floor and a first floor, here’s the results from 4 days after installation and bare in mine, the house is receiving 75 Mbps Download and 19 Mbps Upload from what our Sky Q router (108.162.0.1) is telling me. I’m happy with the product :) (Please DON’T believe prior to purchase this will SPEED up your WiFi, it simply acts as an extension of the wireless network in your home, you will receive WiFi speeds upstairs similar to if you were stood next to your router; pictures to follow.)

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Simon Salvin

BT TV

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 11 aprile 2020

There have been questions regarding whether mesh Wi-fi products support multicast packets which is required for subscription TV channels on BT and other IPTV providers. I purchased the MW5 kit and can happily say this works sending the channels via Wi-fi to a second BT TV box in our bedroom. The router must support Multicast, which a BT Homehub will but the Tenda must be connected in DHCP mode. I use a Netgear D7000 router which must remain in router mode with the BT TV box ticked, I tried in modem mode but this stopped the Multicast signal both via Wi-fi and Ethernet.
As long as the node supplying internet to the secondary TV Box (via Ethernet) has maximum signal strength then the picture quality is perfect. It has been suggested Wi-fi will not work as BT prefer you to use Powerline Adaptors but for me this was unstable. I have also seen reviews of Wi-fi being used perfectly.
My SONOS speakers were also not overly happy connecting to the Mesh but this has been documented and will work better with one speaker connected via Ethernet which in turn creates its own SONOSNET mesh.
Initially a number of devices connected to a secondary node further away but after a day or two this seemed to correct itself.
The installation is simple via the app. I would recommend turning off Wi-fi in the router to stop any interference or accidental connections from your devices.
In the app it would be easier to see connected devices when clicking on a node or add the nodes to the filtering option in the device list?

**UPDATE**

So living with this system after 2 weeks has thrown up just one issue and that is the unreliable nature of Amazon Alexa especially the one built in to the SONOS Beam speaker, this wasn’t an issue previously. Having spoken to SONOS Support their diagnostic shows heavy data load on the speaker but so far have been unable to ascertain why? If I can’t get to the bottom of this issue then the units will unfortunately have to be returned and look for another solution which is unfortunate as everything else has worked just perfectly.

Mary

Simple set up - works with Google Home and Smart devices

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 19 giugno 2020

I had been looking for some time to upgrade our home WIFI to provide for enhanced performance in all rooms and into the garden and garage areas. We had previously used powerline adaptors which were OK but not ideal. I had been tempted by the Google mesh offering as we have a few google home devices, but the price was tough to justify.
So thanks to a few of the reviews which referenced ease of set up and the use of existing WIFI naming we decided that for circa £100 for the MW5s-3 we'd give it a go.
So, the ideal process from my view point :
- download the app
- link the primary cube to your router via the provided ethernet cable
- access your router admin function and switch off it's WIFI
- using the App rename the Nova SSID to be your existing ID
- set the password to be as per your existing set up
- complete the install
- place the subsequent cubes in the desired location, switch on and complete on the app.
That's it - total time for me was about 30 minutes.
I then tested every single piece of kit - we have about 15 smart devices from 5 different suppliers and every single one worked without any need for change.
I have noted that when we get any new devices that there is the facility to switch to 2.4ghz only for 30 minutes top allow set up, so that sorts that issue.
Some people mentioned printer issues, but using this process our printer connected straight away (it's an ageing HP3630) and we have printed remotely from different devices without issue.
Speedtest were run before and after installation - and were brilliant and more importantly consistent throughout the whole house and more than adequate at the bottom of the garden.
So far (3 days in) I cannot recommend this product highly enough.