Mesh Wi-Fi uses multiple coordinated access points to improve coverage across a space.

Why it matters

This term is useful when you are comparing a plan, diagnosing a connection or explaining a network decision to someone else. Keep the definition tied to the moment you are trying to improve rather than treating it as a score on its own.

What to ask next

  • Where in the network does this term apply?
  • Can you measure it at the time the problem occurs?
  • Which part is controlled by the home, the provider or the service?

For a practical next step, read Where to Place a Mesh Wi-Fi Node.

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