Cudy AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 2.5G Mesh System, Covers up to 4800 Sq.Ft, Replaces Wireless Router and Extender, Supports Ethernet Backhaul, Ideal for 2.5G Network, M3000 2-Pack

Surprised how good these are actually! Stable throughput, excellent coverage.
I was actually kinda shocked at how good these are actually! Haven’t been running them for too long but so far I’m really like them, especially at an amazing deal!First off the spec sheet on these alone are shocking at this price point. WiFi 6, AX standard, 3000mbps speeds, 2.5gb ports on each unit, and mesh?!? Come on wild at this price point! Because of that I expected the software to be awful of the performance to be just sub par, but it was not any of those things, blown away!The software: First off set-up was a breeze, probably the fastest setup of any network gateway I have ever messed with, and I work in IT for a living so that’s a lot of units! Connecting the first unit and setting it in router mode took no time, including setting up my SSIDs for 2.4 and 5ghz bands, passwords, encryption types tool secs, save. Adding the secondary unit I expected to add on the time I saved however, I plugged it in, and it maybe took about 1min of flashing multiple colors pattern then connected on its own actually! Didn’t have to add any config, go through any process of adding, nadda it found the unit added,meshed it using my created said and pw. I will add that I do use the app, which was pretty nice, easy smooth, intuitive, and pretty feature rich surpriseingly. Was shocked by the amount of advanced settings the software gave access to, it is still a bit lighter, but not totally void of like other home brands I have tried. I will also say I did have a hiccup with the second mesh unit once in a setting change and reboot where it took a bit longer to find and connect, but it did get itself on there and work great once it did.So far been a few days running and there isn’t ANY! Low spots in the house anymore, wieroess conectivity is super solid.Every part of the house is getting my solid full throughput with very little fluctuations.Overall I’m actually really happy with this set, it’s solid, great throughout, great distance per unit before you even see a single bar drop, and the software was easy, and allowed decent configuration. It’s awesome at this price point for these specs completely unheard of. Time will tell if it will hold up that will be the final call on it but again with the cost, if it’s a couple years only would still be very worth it. I’d definitely be interested in checking out more of Cudy’s network equipment now that they are on my radar for low cost high spec network equipment.

Excellent Mesh Wi-Fi Upgrade
This Cudy AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Mesh system is surprisingly good! My house has two floors plus a garage, totaling about 4000 square feet, and the two routers easily cover the entire area, eliminating any dead zones. Installation was incredibly simple; the mobile app took only a few minutes, with a clear and intuitive interface. The signal strength is significantly improved compared to my old Netgear router, with excellent wall penetration; even in corners downstairs or outside the driveway, the Wi-Fi signal remains full. The speed is also very stable, approaching 900Mbps in speed tests, making browsing the internet, watching 4K videos, and playing games smooth and lag-free. The support for a 2.5G port is particularly useful; if you have a fiber optic network, you can fully utilize its speed. Mesh switching is also very smooth; there’s no noticeable disconnection when moving from the first floor to the second. Compatibility is excellent; it can connect dozens of devices simultaneously, including smart lights, cameras, tablets, and phones, all with stable connections. The design is sleek and modern; the white cylindrical shape has a high-tech feel and doesn’t take up much space. Overall, the Cudy M3000 is a high-performance Wi-Fi 6 Mesh system with strong signal coverage, fast speed, and easy setup, making it highly recommended for home or office use.

I’ve had these in place for a couple of weeks. They’ve been reliable particularly with 802.11ax clients. The quick install guide is brief and fairly well written. I plugged the WAN port into another router, it soon obtained a WAN IP from a DHCP server in my setup. There is a single port for connecting another device, which could always be a hub or switch.At the first step of setup, not explained is the difference between Mesh Wi-Fi Router and Mesh Access Point. The first is the default, which will create a 192.168.10/24 subnet with the router at 192.168.10.1. Going to that address or cudy dot net will present the control panel, which is well featured. A traceroute will show the router as the first hop.Choosing Mesh Access Point instead joins clients to the same subnet that the router is on, with the first hop of the traceroute being whatever gateway that subnet has, and the cudy not seen in the routing. I was able to access cudy dot net from my iPhone with this infrastructure too, however accessing from a Windows 10 client gave a page saying “Your device does not appear to be connected to your Cudy router’s network.”.Adding a router to the mesh was essentially just plugging it in, pressing a button on the router and clicking a button on the web interface to add a new router.I first tested with my iPhone, wandering around to different locations and running a speedtest. Signal and performance was good, and in distant locations with good performance, I lost signal when the second router was disconnected, confirming the benefit of the mesh.Speedtest performance was less than when connected to a router in the loft when I tested with a USB 802.11ac dongle on Windows 10, despite the cudy routers being closer. Sometimes a poor channel was selected where performance was dire, but usually corrected with a disconnect and reconnect. With a Windows 11 machine in the same location having a good quality 802.11ax card, performance was comparable to both the Cudy setup and the loft router.With easy setup, a clean and well featured control panel, and capable of good performance with a decent WiFi 6 adapter, I’d definitely recommend these.

Ich teste als Vine-Tester zwar Produkte kostenlos, aber ich bin mit vollem Herzen dabei. Und ich versuche immer, mich in die Lage eines normalen Käufers zu versetzen – gar nicht so schwer, wenn man ehrlich ist. Wer mehr über meine Bewertungsphilosophie wissen möchte: Einfach mein Amazon-Profil besuchen.📦 Erster Eindruck & VerarbeitungDas Mesh-System kommt sauber verpackt und macht einen hochwertigen Eindruck. Die Geräte sind kompakt, robust und stabil verarbeitet. Alles wirkt durchdacht und funktional, die LEDs sind dezent und nicht störend.⚙️ Nutzung & AlltagseindruckIch hatte zuvor bereits den Cudy AX1500 getestet – der AX3000 ist in allen Bereichen deutlich überlegen. Besonders praktisch: OpenVPN mit Client-Konfiguration funktioniert problemlos, was zusätzlichen Nutzen für flexibles Arbeiten von unterwegs bietet.Der AX3000 richtet sich klar an normale Nutzer, die einfach ein stabiles und schnelles WLAN mit guter Reichweite aufbauen möchten – und genau das gelingt ihm hervorragend. Die Einrichtung ist kinderleicht, die Mesh-Funktion sorgt dafür, dass große Wohnungen oder Häuser zuverlässig abgedeckt werden. Auch bei vielen verbundenen Geräten bleiben Geschwindigkeit und Stabilität top.➕ Plus & ➖ Minus➕ Sehr stabile und schnelle WLAN-Leistung➕ Kinderleichte Einrichtung über die App➕ Mesh-Funktion ideal für große Wohnungen oder Häuser➕ OpenVPN mit Client-Konfiguration möglich➕ Kompatibel mit bis zu 200 Geräten gleichzeitig⭐ FazitDer Cudy AX3000 ist ein klarer Upgrade zum AX1500: einfach einzurichten, stark im WLAN, zuverlässig im ganzen Haus und dank Mesh und VPN vielseitig einsetzbar. Wer unkompliziert gute Reichweite und Geschwindigkeit möchte, trifft mit diesem Router eine sehr gute Wahl. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Excelente servicio