Pre-Black Friday Deal: Blanket Your Home With Connectivity With Meshforce M7

Wi-Fi has become so important, scientists have even figured out how to turn dangerous radiation into a way to access Twitter. Getting the best Wi-Fi coverage in your home can be a challenge, though, so the Meshforce M7 was built to solve it quickly and easily. And it's easier to get one now with an early Black Friday deal bringing its price down to $219 (reg. $249).

Wi-Fi Wherever You Need It

Where before you plugged in a router, adjusted the antennas, and hoped for the best, mesh networks take a proactive approach and act as "nodes" in your house which all connect to each other. Instead of all traffic flowing to the router, either directly or through an extender, a mesh network simply connects you to the network itself.

Think of it as a router that's distributed throughout your house, instead of sitting next to your TV. This means you can place nodes where it's most convenient, instead of waving your device around hoping to detect signal.

Easy To Set Up

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon, The Meshforce M7 adds to the convenience with a tri-band system that makes it easier to connect. Just connect it to your modem and configure it according to the prompts, and then place the nodes in nearby rooms, like home offices or workspaces. Powered by a dual-core processor and 256MB of memory, the Meshforce nodes seamlessly manage even heavy traffic situations, so if you have guests staying, you won't see the internet slow to a crawl.

Said guests could also have their own guest network built into the system, and it would be easily manageable with the My Mesh app for iOS and Android. Parents can set up controls to keep kids focused on homework, not games. And the built-in firewall and WPA/WPA2 encryption protects your data while helping to keep snoops and hackers out.

Get the Meshforce M7 Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System for $219 (reg. $249) during this limited-time, early Black Friday sale.

Prices subject to change.

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