Good performance, speed, signal range, and a very user-friendly administrative app. I loved the ability to set bandwidth for specific devices. This is my second purchase of Cudy, and the products are very good, as good as or better than other better-known brands.

Perfecto para conseguir WiFi 6 en toda la casa con opcion de sustituir al router de la operadora debido a que se puede configurar cliente PPPoE y vlan además de clientes y servidores VPN.Como única pega diría que solo dispone de un puerto LAN (nada que no se solucione instalando un switch.El soporte por parte del fabricante es excelente.

achetés pour être associés au modem 4g CUDY LT15V qui lui est très performant cela semblait être un bon compromis et bien non!! c'est raté,j'ai testé les modules mesch dans toute la maison(140 m2) et à chaque fois le wifi émis par le modem est très nettement supérieur (x 4)aux modules mesch, ce dernier étant placé à l'étage il est plus performantla notice n'est pas folichonne,des explications pour la mise en route,mais rien pour résoudre les problèmesde plus je n'ai jamais pu accéder aux paragraphes 4/5/6 de la notice de configuration rien n'est apparu comme décrisalors vu les faibles performances et le prix quand même costaud j'ai demandé un retour qu' Amazon a accepté (un bon point pour Amazon)alors,extrêmement déçu par ces modules mesch Cudy,j'en attendais beaucoup, peut être trop!!!!

Lo utlizzo già da diversi mesi. Ho una casa da 135 mq su un livello e ho acquistato il pack da 2. Sarebbe stato più che sufficiente anche il pack singolo, perché è davvero molto potente (posizionato al centrodella casa). Facilissimo da configurare e fa il suo in maniera egregia! Ho una fibra ftth 1 gbe e in wifi6 da il massimo risultato. Consigliatissimo!!!

A winner!After searching for a serious mesh-system (with fx. manual channel-selection) - I decided to try this one!And I got what I wanted!Contents:- Channel-Selection (to solve conflicts).- Access-Point Mode (after another router).- Wired Backhaul.- How is it, to setup this mesh-system?- Can one IRL use both App & webpage.- Conclusion: Buy Recommendation.------------------------Channel-Selection (to solve conflicts) :Most manufacturers, do NOT allow the customer to select wifi-channel.(they have got "an automatic SW-routine /algoritm", that can mess things up, etc.).("most manufacturers": TPLink, Linksys, Huawei, Xiaomi, Nokia, etc.).In contrast to these Cudy's,Where you just select "advanced settings" (under "Wifi").- where "Manual channel selection" is possible.(by default, channel selection is set to "auto").PS: One can also manually set channel width.(which is very helpfull,with 5GHz - because of the "badly designed" Wifi-6 standard, that has got problems with 160MHz)...I have tested a handfull of Wifi6-systems - and at our home, they all had problems, when I enabled 160MHz width.(their speed went drastically down - fx. from appr. 70MByte/s (with 80MHz) to appr. 20MByte/s (with 160MHz) !!)----Access-Point Mode (i.e. the Mesh placed after another router) :[signal path: "Fiber-etc" -> (wan) Router (wifi-disabled) (lan) -> Mesh].this is possible - and can be chosen BOTH in the App, AND from the webpage-admin page (from fx. a windows-browser).This should also be default (i.e. to use the Mesh to ONLY handle the Wifi) - but fx. Linksys's Velop-series cannot do this! (which is shockingly bad!).As "access-points", the mesh ONLY handles/distributes the wifi-signal in ones home.(and one has disabled Wifi at ones router).----Wired Backhaul :Also works seamlessly.My setup-process:1) cable from my router's (Asus) LAN-port -> the 2.5Gb port on one of the Cudy M3000's.2) and I got the first Cudy initiated - and selected "Access Point" mode during this proces.3) I then placed the second Cudy-M3000 close to the first, and did NOT cable them together.4) I then connected the second, and created the mesh (wireless-backhaul).5) I then moved the second M3000 to the "target"-room - and wired it up there, with a LAN-cable (that's RJ45-wired connected through 2 switches, to our router)...And, "BUUM" - it just worked - very fast (within appr. 15-20 seconds - the status-led lit "white")...It went so fast, that I questinoed in myself, whether the units had established a wired "inter-connection".6) Verifying wired backhaul:Cudy does not show this in their App (or I have not found it yet)...So, I went to their browser-admin page.Where I found the wired-backhaul status, and could be sure, that "wired-backhaul" was established...[how to verify this: "Browser-AdminPage" -> "System Status" -> "2" -> "Satellit/Node": "Backhaul = Wired"].----How is it, to setup this mesh-system?To set-up Mesh-Systems, is always somewhat confusing (for ?? reasons) => that is is usually a "trial-and-error process"...Some brands even make it into an hourly frustrating proces (Asus, Netgear, ..).With Cudy, this went relatively fast, and smooth!- with some "guessing",because I lacked some info & guidance sometimes.But the process went painless and fast - and it worked!----Can one IRL use both App & webpage? :I have included this, because there is some confusion.(partly because Cudy didn't have both possibilities implemented from the beginning).I can confirm, that here in march-2025 one can set-up & control Cudy Mesh-systems - BOTH through the App AND through the oldfashioned (and better) browser-admin-page!And, I can clarify, that one can control the mesh much better with Cudy, than with fx. TP-Link.(especially at the web-admin-page).----Conclusion: Buy Recommendation.The setup, was very fast!Cudy can improve on guidance underway (during setup). But, this is just minor nags.For an attractive price, one receives a very potent & versatile mesh-system.With fx. manual channel-selection (to swiftly handle conflicts with Zigbee, other Wifi-networks, Microwave-owens, etc.).And PS's:A) TriBand, and 6600Mbit/s, etc ... is = Bogus!Why? Because I.R.L., nearly ALL clients (Laptops, Mobiles, Tablets, etc) can ONLY handle 2x2 (because they only do have 2 antennas) - which includes ALL Intel wifi-cards (in Laptops) !!2) And, EVEN the AX3000 "standard" - with 2x2 at 160MHz => 2402 Mbit/s (theoretically):- well .. I haven't gotten 160MHz width to work - actually it made our wifi's speed decrease to appr. "wifi4"-speed (appr. 10-20MB/s).- so, I am stuck with Wifi6/AX 1202 MBit/s (2x2, 80MHz) - giving me appr. 60-90 MByte/s (below 5-7 metres distance to an A.P. /Mesh-unit).So - this M3000 is a very fine sweet-spot - due to it's prices & ESSENTIAL important settings.With the Cudy-M3000 system, one does NOT pay too much, for diluted VIP-specs (fx. Triband, 6600Mbit/s speeds).The 2.5Gb/s LAN-port, is overkill - but, when/if 160MHz finally gets to work IRL on the badly designed Wifi6-standard, then it might become usefull.(as it is, now - one gets up-to appr. 90 MB/s (appr. 0.8Gb/s) - making a 1.0 Gb/s LAN-port enough).Regarding Stability:- I cannot say this yet (fx. after running for 30 days).- but, I could seamlessly disconnect both the head-unit and node - and place them in the wanted wooms & places, after setting them up, close to my LAN-center (with router-etc)...i.e.: I have not seen any sign of anything else than ruggedness, so far.- and, as mentioned, I have experience, from trying quite a few Mesh-systems - fx. Ubiquity, Asus, TP-Link, Netgear, Nokia.- and only TP-Link comes close to Cudy, in terms of "easyness of setup & use".VERDICT: 5-STARs, AND MY 100% BUY-RECOMMENDATION !!!