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With an installed base of over 10 million devices worldwide, AirTies designs and develops its own software and hardware.
34394, Turkey
Expensive, no transparency about software updates (changelog, where to get it), must be bought in set to mesh because mesh "pairing" between deviced is hard coded. 4930 can't be used as media bridge/ client mode. No WPA3 for older units (Google made this happen for Google Wifi 1st gen).
Really good out of the box experience. Initial installation and setup made easy by simple, intuitive app.
A little DIY skills needed to switch off existing router wifi (for optimal performance) and secure basic security settings.
The result? It rocks! The access points extends coverage and optimises bandwith through its “mesh” communicstion. And, most importantly, it’s stabile.
So if your pre-packaged set of two or three access points fits your needs initially, you are probably off to a carefree wifi future.
If not, things may get really frustrating. Adding a new batch of 2 additional access points (to facilitate front - and backyard coverage) turned out to be a nightmare. Multiple factory resets (including 30/30/30 resets), endless help forum threads and a, seemingly, arbitrary display of either batch one (3 access points) or batch two (2 access points) in the AirTies app “My Network” has still left me with two unlinked batches, despite same Wifi name (SSID) and password. I can access all web interface features, but it still seems that the different batches are “locked’ to themselves. Unless someone comes to the rescue, I’m sadly left in pursuit of another brand and 5 units at scrap value.
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