If you have a large home or more than one floor, you have surely noticed the Wi-Fi getting weak in the far rooms and up on the roof. The fix is not a more powerful router — the fix is a Mesh system that spreads coverage across several units working together as one network under one name, with no drop-outs as you move from room to room.

Mesh vs. a Range Extender

A range extender creates a second network at half the speed, and it cuts out every time you move. A Mesh system keeps the same name and the same speed and hands you over automatically to the nearest unit — a far smoother experience.

How many units (Pack) do you need?
  • Apartment or small house: two units (2-Pack).
  • Two-storey house or a large area: three units (3-Pack).
Wi-Fi 5, 6 or 7?

Wi-Fi 6 is the sweet spot today: better speed and stability with lots of devices connected at once (phones, TVs, cameras). Wi-Fi 5 is cheaper and plenty for everyday use, while Wi-Fi 7 is for the future and for very high speeds.

The best systems available

For large homes, the TP-Link Deco X20 (Wi-Fi 6, 3 units) delivers excellent coverage:

And a great budget option from Xiaomi (two units):

If your home is mid-sized and you want the cheapest reliable option:

Every system is available with cash on delivery and shipping to all Iraqi provinces. Setup is easy through the app and takes just a few minutes.