CORRECTION on 10:05: Yes, I mentioned ₱2470 on the video but price I put on the screen is wrong (1590). Forgot to edit it since I want to use the Philippine Peso sign. BUT, the US and EU pricing is *almost* accurate to the converted Philippine Peso price.
Hi. Thanks for watching. Yes, all mesh network router like this can work with 2 nodes only and the brands selling 2 nodes if the room is not bigger or you 2 floor on your house. But if you have bigger and more than 2 rooms in house, the wifi signal won't penetrate to your desired location/room. So I suggest 3 nodes for the best and optimum performance.
It's an absolute need. Get the TP-Link Deco. It's much greater for you. It can handle up to 10-50Gbps. Our connection here in the Philippines aren't close with that number and this one is a perfect answer to that since we only have 35Mbps plan.
You should connect to the main node. Just plug it in and put it first near the main node. It will pulse green at first, then when the main node identify the 3rd node, it will blink green fast then it will go steady. That means it's already paired.
No. It needs one mesh router to be connected to the modem. If you buy a 3 pack and need more than 2 nodes, you can buy more because it can support more than 2 nodes.
Hi. I'm sorry i didn't understand your question. But if you're asking if you can connect this to ANY modem, yes you can. It's advisable to use this in some fiber or DSL connections and not on prepaid sim powered modems.
I have a problem with the tenda MW3, our internet speed is up to 100mbps but when I connect to our mesh it's only capped at 10mbps. Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks in advance. :)
If there's anything else that's connected outside the mesh router like security camera, smart appliances etc, then you can't get the maximum speed connection to it. However, if there's nothing connected to it and still having that 10mbps speed, check your LAN cable if it's connected to the port that can carry the maximum speed. If still have that issue, i suggest you get assistance from Tenda customer service if you bought it through LazMall. Do note, that the speed may depend in terms of the number of the devices connected outside the mesh router and if there's an issue on your IP.
Hi. Thank you for watching. On your question, you can't buy 1 node if you're starting to extend a WiFi range in your area. Typically, you will buy this Mesh Routers in a 2 pack or 3 pack because the first node will be put and stayed in the area where your modem is located. So if you really want to use a mesh router, then you'll really need to buy the 2 pack.
Thanks for the video. My primary node is still connected via Lan cable to my router. When I remove the Lan cable it will not work independently and the light goes red which then also interferes with the secondary node. Secondary node light also goes red. How can I get the primary node to work without connected to my router via Lan cable? Thanks.
Hi. On your question, there's NO way to work the primary node wirelessly. The primary node WILL ALWAYS be connected and wired to your router because that's your bridge for other two nodes to transfer and move them anywhere on your home.
You mentioned that the mw3 can only accommodate a max connection of 100 Mbps, is that true? Where did you find this information from? My converge plan is 200 Mbps, so it won't work with this mesh router?
Hi. Thank you for your comment. Yes, I mentioned in my video that it only accommodate a Max connection of 100Mbps because of its LAN port. As you can also see that I only maxxed out at near 100mbps even though our plan at that time is 200Mbps. I will give a excerpt from Gadget 360 that has the same mesh router as mine; "Unfortunately, both Ethernet ports max out at 100Mbps, which makes the Nova MW3 a non-starter if you have an Internet connection that's faster than 100Mbps." Now, I don't know if there's a newer version of MW3 that upgrades the maximum speed of it to higher than 100Mbps like mine. Because there's now an AC1200 in the name of some products online. If the mesh router was provided to you by the ISP, then I'm pretty they know it and they gave you the upgraded one (if ever) Here's the review link from Gadget 360: www.gadgets360.com/laptops/reviews/tenda-nova-mw3-review-mesh-wi-fi-router-price-in-india-2000180
Unfortunately, I don't have a laptop to test with the software you mentioned. However, I tried to use other services like Fast.com app and OpenSignal to test its speed plus, I can see a real time download speed directly to the Tenda WiFi app.. The results are same to a small difference in terms of DL/UL speed.
@@TechMNO that wont explain the seamless experience, a constant data transfer/streaming while moving might be or should the best test( to determine whether nodes are running well)
@@freeman4006 did that too. I have the speedtest app and the Tenda WiFi app running (tenda wifi app in floating app mode of my phone) and went from the main node that's connected to our modem and walk through my room to check. It takes time to switch me from one node to the other but it the node transfer connection is seamless and it didn't drop on my test afterwards
hi im just wondering, where should i connect the 3rd node? can i connect it to node 2? just in case the node 3 is not on the primary node's wifi range?
Hi. I didn't demonstrated the 3rd node because the setup will be the same as the 2nd node on 5:12. The 2nd and 3rd node will be called the "secondary nodes" For the first setup on 3rd node, you'll need to pair it near the primary node. Once complete, the thing is you need to arrange it like a chain. Just make sure the distance is around 100 to 200 meters between the nodes.
@@TechMNO thanks, just to clarify things, i need to connect all the secondary nodes to the primary first then arrange it like a train so that the 2nd node will be the bridge for 3rd node right? thanks man
Hi po. Thank you for watching. Upon checking po sa unit na ito. Wala po siyang bandwidth control to limit ang speed ng isang user na naka connect. And as far as I know po, wala pong ganitong feature ang mga mesh routers like this. Kung meron man po, yung mga mesh + traditional router combo hybrid lang meron nito which cost more than 8k and above.
Hi. Thank you for watching. On your first question, the connection for this mesh router is dual band style. meaning in one access point, it will automatically switch to whatever frequency is much better for more seamless connection (the wifi name has the 2.4G/5G badge in it). compared to other Routers that 2.4GHz and 5GHz will have separate wifi access point and name. Most of the time, it's always at 5GHz because my phone has 2.4 and 5GHz band. But I tried to connect this to my old iPhone 4 with only 2.4GHz and its perfectly fine. On your second question, All nodes are compatible with both 2.4GHz and 5GHz, so the result for the 2nd and 3rd node will be consistent to each other.
Need to reset it para mapalitan yung password. May butas po diyan sa likod near the LAN port, habang Naka on yung mag router, use a sim ejector tool para mag restart siya. You can watch TH-cam videos din on how to restart
Hi sir, I have Tenda AC23 router, should I keep it po or palitan ko na ng Tenda MW6? Hindi kasi supported ng ISP Router ko yung 5Ghz. Sa Tenda AC23 nag aabot ng 300mbps+ yung speed namin kapag naka connect ako sa 5Ghz. Ang tanong ko po, yung Mesh WiFi or Tenda MW6 is supported nya ang 5Ghz although walang 5Ghz yung ISP router namin? Sana masagutan nyo po.
For internet connection plan above 100Mbps, you should get the Nova MW6 instead of this MW3. Check my product links in the description if you want to buy the MW6
Hi. Thank you for watching. The WiFi Mesh router is being highlighted as 2.4G/5G APN as you can see at 5:00 (make sure to pause the video first before clicking the timestamp). Compared to the other wifi modems or repeaters that the 2.4GHz and 5GHz have SEPARATE WiFi APN frequency, the WiFi APN on this mesh wifi router is a single band + dual band combo frequency router.
@@glotius no. Each individual mesh Routers can handle 2.4 and 5 gigahertz bands. It will automatically switch to a better frequency based on your phone's distance to the mesh. If you're near the mesh router, the mesh will provide you the 5 gigahertz frequency. But in instance that you're far away now from the mesh, it will AUTOMATICALLY switch you to 2.4 gigahertz ON THE SAME allocated router without disconnecting your wifi internet on your phone.
You need to reset the mesh Wi-Fi. Kailangan niyo lang pong hanapin yung maliit na butas sa likod ng Main router at kumuha kayo ng karayom. Pindutin niyo lang siya ng 20 seconds hanggang sa mag blink ng mabilis yung mga mesh router. Kailangan din pong nakabukas lahat ng Routers para mag reset po silang lahat ng sabay sabay.
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CORRECTION on 10:05: Yes, I mentioned ₱2470 on the video but price I put on the screen is wrong (1590). Forgot to edit it since I want to use the Philippine Peso sign.
BUT, the US and EU pricing is *almost* accurate to the converted Philippine Peso price.
best video ever
thanks pare
Thanks for watching po.
Hello, I try 2.4Gh for smart home app device, but couldn't connect ? How to configure?
Hi sir. Will be mesh network work if i only buy 2 nodes? Or it should be minimum of 3? Thanks in advance for ur answer..
Hi. Thanks for watching. Yes, all mesh network router like this can work with 2 nodes only and the brands selling 2 nodes if the room is not bigger or you 2 floor on your house.
But if you have bigger and more than 2 rooms in house, the wifi signal won't penetrate to your desired location/room. So I suggest 3 nodes for the best and optimum performance.
@@TechMNO thanks for responding, sir! Nice review! Galing din mag english! More power to more reviews!
I probably need a mesh router, my Wi-Fi at home sucks 😂 great video James
It's an absolute need. Get the TP-Link Deco. It's much greater for you. It can handle up to 10-50Gbps. Our connection here in the Philippines aren't close with that number and this one is a perfect answer to that since we only have 35Mbps plan.
Great video, thanks!
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Hello! Would like to ask, where should you connect the 3rd node? Main or 2nd node?
You should connect to the main node. Just plug it in and put it first near the main node. It will pulse green at first, then when the main node identify the 3rd node, it will blink green fast then it will go steady. That means it's already paired.
@@TechMNO thank you so much!!
May I know, what’s the mbps of your internet without wifi mesh?
@@angelicallarvez2888 I'm sorry, I can't understand your question.
But if you're asking what's my monthly fiber broadband plan, it's 35Mbps.
What's the maximum distance between the router's
At least don't go over 300sqm. As much as possible stay at the 150sqm range for a better range.
can I set it up as wireless? Like a wireless repeater
No. It needs one mesh router to be connected to the modem. If you buy a 3 pack and need more than 2 nodes, you can buy more because it can support more than 2 nodes.
Is this would connect any modem?
Hi. I'm sorry i didn't understand your question.
But if you're asking if you can connect this to ANY modem, yes you can. It's advisable to use this in some fiber or DSL connections and not on prepaid sim powered modems.
I have a problem with the tenda MW3, our internet speed is up to 100mbps but when I connect to our mesh it's only capped at 10mbps. Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks in advance. :)
If there's anything else that's connected outside the mesh router like security camera, smart appliances etc, then you can't get the maximum speed connection to it. However, if there's nothing connected to it and still having that 10mbps speed, check your LAN cable if it's connected to the port that can carry the maximum speed. If still have that issue, i suggest you get assistance from Tenda customer service if you bought it through LazMall. Do note, that the speed may depend in terms of the number of the devices connected outside the mesh router and if there's an issue on your IP.
Yeah you can adjust the settings in the Tenda app i may add that the app is a pain in the but 😭 but the more you play with it you will understand it
Hi! Can I only buy 1 node since I'll just need to extend the wifi in one area?
Hi. Thank you for watching. On your question, you can't buy 1 node if you're starting to extend a WiFi range in your area. Typically, you will buy this Mesh Routers in a 2 pack or 3 pack because the first node will be put and stayed in the area where your modem is located. So if you really want to use a mesh router, then you'll really need to buy the 2 pack.
@@TechMNO so the 1st node should be wiredly connected to the main router then the 2nd and 3rd node can be connected wirelessly to the 1st node?
nice video and well explained. THXX 👍
Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video. My primary node is still connected via Lan cable to my router. When I remove the Lan cable it will not work independently and the light goes red which then also interferes with the secondary node. Secondary node light also goes red. How can I get the primary node to work without connected to my router via Lan cable? Thanks.
Hi. On your question, there's NO way to work the primary node wirelessly. The primary node WILL ALWAYS be connected and wired to your router because that's your bridge for other two nodes to transfer and move them anywhere on your home.
@@TechMNO Fantastic! Thanks for your time!
You mentioned that the mw3 can only accommodate a max connection of 100 Mbps, is that true? Where did you find this information from? My converge plan is 200 Mbps, so it won't work with this mesh router?
Hi. Thank you for your comment. Yes, I mentioned in my video that it only accommodate a Max connection of 100Mbps because of its LAN port. As you can also see that I only maxxed out at near 100mbps even though our plan at that time is 200Mbps. I will give a excerpt from Gadget 360 that has the same mesh router as mine;
"Unfortunately, both Ethernet ports max out at 100Mbps, which makes the Nova MW3 a non-starter if you have an Internet connection that's faster than 100Mbps."
Now, I don't know if there's a newer version of MW3 that upgrades the maximum speed of it to higher than 100Mbps like mine. Because there's now an AC1200 in the name of some products online.
If the mesh router was provided to you by the ISP, then I'm pretty they know it and they gave you the upgraded one (if ever)
Here's the review link from Gadget 360: www.gadgets360.com/laptops/reviews/tenda-nova-mw3-review-mesh-wi-fi-router-price-in-india-2000180
good day lods ano po kaya possible problem if 1 bar lang ung mesh even katabi mo na sya???
May issue po ata yung mesh. Contact your seller or yung brand for assistance
i think speedtest is not a right medium to test connectivity, please do some iperf3 from a computer to test the seamless experience
Unfortunately, I don't have a laptop to test with the software you mentioned. However, I tried to use other services like Fast.com app and OpenSignal to test its speed plus, I can see a real time download speed directly to the Tenda WiFi app..
The results are same to a small difference in terms of DL/UL speed.
@@TechMNO that wont explain the seamless experience, a constant data transfer/streaming while moving might be or should the best test( to determine whether nodes are running well)
@@freeman4006 did that too. I have the speedtest app and the Tenda WiFi app running (tenda wifi app in floating app mode of my phone) and went from the main node that's connected to our modem and walk through my room to check. It takes time to switch me from one node to the other but it the node transfer connection is seamless and it didn't drop on my test afterwards
Haiiii James!!!
Halooooooooo! Thanks for watching
hi im just wondering, where should i connect the 3rd node? can i connect it to node 2? just in case the node 3 is not on the primary node's wifi range?
Hi. I didn't demonstrated the 3rd node because the setup will be the same as the 2nd node on 5:12. The 2nd and 3rd node will be called the "secondary nodes"
For the first setup on 3rd node, you'll need to pair it near the primary node. Once complete, the thing is you need to arrange it like a chain. Just make sure the distance is around 100 to 200 meters between the nodes.
@@TechMNO thanks, just to clarify things, i need to connect all the secondary nodes to the primary first then arrange it like a train so that the 2nd node will be the bridge for 3rd node right? thanks man
@@njmutuc17 yep. It's correct.
Hello po mayron po ba itong internet bandwidth control setting para ma control ung internet ng mga naka connect
Hi po. Thank you for watching. Upon checking po sa unit na ito. Wala po siyang bandwidth control to limit ang speed ng isang user na naka connect.
And as far as I know po, wala pong ganitong feature ang mga mesh routers like this. Kung meron man po, yung mga mesh + traditional router combo hybrid lang meron nito which cost more than 8k and above.
Were you using 2.4ghz or 5ghz to test? Or better yet, can you use 5ghz for the 2nd and 3rd nodes?
Hi. Thank you for watching. On your first question, the connection for this mesh router is dual band style. meaning in one access point, it will automatically switch to whatever frequency is much better for more seamless connection (the wifi name has the 2.4G/5G badge in it). compared to other Routers that 2.4GHz and 5GHz will have separate wifi access point and name.
Most of the time, it's always at 5GHz because my phone has 2.4 and 5GHz band. But I tried to connect this to my old iPhone 4 with only 2.4GHz and its perfectly fine.
On your second question, All nodes are compatible with both 2.4GHz and 5GHz, so the result for the 2nd and 3rd node will be consistent to each other.
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Really good video . Thanks
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Hello how to chanhe password po bigay lang samin ung router need ba ireset
Need to reset it para mapalitan yung password. May butas po diyan sa likod near the LAN port, habang Naka on yung mag router, use a sim ejector tool para mag restart siya. You can watch TH-cam videos din on how to restart
Hi sir, I have Tenda AC23 router, should I keep it po or palitan ko na ng Tenda MW6? Hindi kasi supported ng ISP Router ko yung 5Ghz.
Sa Tenda AC23 nag aabot ng 300mbps+ yung speed namin kapag naka connect ako sa 5Ghz.
Ang tanong ko po, yung Mesh WiFi or Tenda MW6 is supported nya ang 5Ghz although walang 5Ghz yung ISP router namin? Sana masagutan nyo po.
can it go up to 200mbps?
For internet connection plan above 100Mbps, you should get the Nova MW6 instead of this MW3. Check my product links in the description if you want to buy the MW6
Want to ask why i dont see any 5Ghz wifi? only 2.4ghz
Hi. Thank you for watching. The WiFi Mesh router is being highlighted as 2.4G/5G APN as you can see at 5:00 (make sure to pause the video first before clicking the timestamp). Compared to the other wifi modems or repeaters that the 2.4GHz and 5GHz have SEPARATE WiFi APN frequency, the WiFi APN on this mesh wifi router is a single band + dual band combo frequency router.
@@TechMNO so basically i need another tenda router to display 5ghz SSID?
@@glotius no. Each individual mesh Routers can handle 2.4 and 5 gigahertz bands. It will automatically switch to a better frequency based on your phone's distance to the mesh.
If you're near the mesh router, the mesh will provide you the 5 gigahertz frequency. But in instance that you're far away now from the mesh, it will AUTOMATICALLY switch you to 2.4 gigahertz ON THE SAME allocated router without disconnecting your wifi internet on your phone.
@@TechMNO ahh now i understand . So cannot switch manual right.
@@glotius there's no option for it. I think it's only available for those super expensive brands of mesh routers.
Question po. Nagpalit po kasi ako ng Internet and dun sa bagong net walang Internet si tenda wifi. Ano pong magandang gawin?
You need to reset the mesh Wi-Fi. Kailangan niyo lang pong hanapin yung maliit na butas sa likod ng Main router at kumuha kayo ng karayom. Pindutin niyo lang siya ng 20 seconds hanggang sa mag blink ng mabilis yung mga mesh router. Kailangan din pong nakabukas lahat ng Routers para mag reset po silang lahat ng sabay sabay.
@@TechMNO ung main internet source po irereset ko hindi po ang wifi mesh?
@@nikkocastro8550 yung mesh router po ang ire-reset niyo.
@@TechMNO ung main router po ng wifi mesh. Tama po ba?
@@nikkocastro8550 yung main mesh router po na naka connect dun mismo sa router.
Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/hpzeHpqmblI/w-d-xo.html
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Yes bro... i remember 😢
Pldt give us for free. Nice video.. Bro..
This is misleading. The speed is faster if you connect via ethernet to the router than the router wifi AP
This model limits the output to only 100mbps. Walang kwenta kung ang service mo ay 200mbos above. The ethernet interface is only 10/100
Hi. If you reached the video at this time frame 09:15, I said po na Max internet plan mo is below 100Mbps at pag above na, I suggest na po yung MW6.
Hi. If you reached the video at this time frame 9:15, I said po na Max internet plan mo is below 100Mbps at pag above na, I suggest na po yung MW6