Wyze Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router

Coverage area, bandwidth, internet speed supported, and number of devices supported are the main differences between the two. Check out the table above for more details.

You’ll need:

1) Active Internet service from your local ISP.

2) An existing modem.

3) A smartphone with active mobile data service for setup.

The best place to put the router is in a central location, away from large appliances, and with good “line of sight” visibility to the main areas of your home.

In theory, you can add as many Mesh Routers to your network as you'd like. But we recommend no more than 10 mesh routers on the same network.

It depends on how much area you need to cover! But here’s a tip: One Wyze Mesh Router System (2-Pack) can cover up to 3,000 square feet while a Wyze Mesh Router Pro System (2-Pack) can cover up to 4,000 square feet.

No, you cannot mix and match different mesh routers on the same network. For optimal coverage, capacity, and performance, choose only one type to install.

Yes, though we recommend you replace your old router with a new Wyze Mesh Router. In some cases, your ISP may provide an all-in-one router and modem combo that cannot be replaced.

No, because Wi-Fi 6 is backwards compatible to older Wi-Fi standards. This means your older devices will still work.