Xiaomi Mesh System AX3000 NE Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router, 3-Pack

Instead of relying on one router in the corner, this kit uses three units that work together as a mesh system. You place them in different parts of your home, and they form one network with a single name. Devices can move between rooms without you switching networks by hand. This setup suits multi-room flats and houses where a single router struggles to reach the far end.

The system is rated for a maximum data rate of 574 Mbit/s on one band and 2402 Mbit/s on the other, adding up to the AX3000 class. The faster band handles demanding tasks such as streaming, large downloads and video calls on Wi-Fi 6 devices. The other band provides compatible coverage for older or simpler gadgets. Actual throughput depends on your internet plan, distance and the devices you connect.

Alongside 802.11ax, the system supports 802.11a/b/g/n/ac. Older laptops, phones, smart TVs and smart home devices can still join the network. On the wired side, it supports the 802.3, 802.3u and 802.3ab Ethernet standards, so gigabit-capable devices can connect via cable. This lets you upgrade your home network without replacing every device you already own.

The listing specifies four RJ-45 Ethernet LAN ports. You can plug in a desktop PC, games console, TV box or network storage for a stable cable connection. Wired links are useful for devices that stay in one place and benefit from consistent latency. Combining cabled and wireless connections within the same mesh network gives you flexibility when arranging equipment around your home.

All antennas are built into the housing, with no external aerials sticking out. This keeps the units tidy on a shelf, desk or sideboard and makes them easier to place in living areas. The whole set has a net weight of 1.66 kg. The system has no embedded battery, so each unit runs from mains power wherever you position it.

This kit is aimed at homes where one router leaves dead zones, such as larger apartments, multi-storey houses or homes with thick walls. It suits families with many connected devices, people working from home and anyone streaming in several rooms. Note that it has no mobile broadband, so you need a wired internet connection from your provider. MU-MIMO is not supported.