WiFi

Google WiFi vs Eero Home WiFi (Second Generation)

The Google WiFi and Eero remain two of the most popular WiFi mesh systems on the market, Eero being one of the pioneers that brought the mesh technology to the consumer-type networking devices, while Google has used its influence and experience to take its Google WiFi and the rest of the WiFi systems into the … Read more

Tenda Nova MW3 WiFi System Review

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The novelty of the WiFi mesh systems is slowly fading away and the market now offers a far larger variety of devices to choose from, but, while a Netgear Orbi or an Eero system may be the first options that a tech savvy person will take into account, the regular user may still be a … Read more

Eero Home WiFi System Second Generation Review (Retested)

About four years ago, I asked myself whether the Eero Home WiFi System will revolutionize the home networking market and set a blueprint for how the future of the routers will look like or if it’s just another set of expensive wireless repeaters. A year later, I could definitely see that Eero’s crowdfounded project was … Read more

How to run Netgear Orbi with Pi Hole (Raspberry Pi 4)

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The WiFi mesh systems have brought simplicity in the home network management and minimalism in design, but, while this is a blessing for most users, it can become a major source of annoyance when trying to run some advanced applications or more complex network configurations. Unlike some of its peers, the Netgear Orbi has offered … Read more

Maxcio Smart Aroma Diffuser Review

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If you’re a firm believer that essential oils can improve your well-being then you’re certainly familiar with those elegantly designed aroma diffusers which slowly, but surely cover the entire house with pleasant scents, but did you know that there are now smart aroma diffusers? Maxcio Smart Aroma Diffuser Amazon.com Check the Product That is right, … Read more

Rock Space WiFi Extender (AC1200) Review

Before the WiFi mesh systems got into the mainstream, the only way to cover a difficult-to-reach area in your home with WiFi was by using a wireless extender (also called repeater), a device which when properly placed, it could take the WiFi signal from the main router and push it further, so that your devices … Read more