Best mesh or traditional routers for home Wi-Fi

In this list, we'll explain what you need to know to choose between the best mesh Wi-Fi routers for your home, apartment or office. The models here feature the latest technologies, such as Rede's mesh (which are made from various devices to spread throughout the house) and the patterns Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 6, WiFi 6E e Wi-Fi 7, which indicate how fast and technological the product is. Check out:

What is Mesh Router or Mesh Network?

Name Mesh (mesh, in Portuguese) is given to a type of Wi-Fi network made up of multiple routers. Instead of relying on a single router trying to handle everything, the mesh system distributes Wi-Fi by several devices spread throughout the environment: there is the main router (connected to the operator's modem) and the so-called “nodes” or “points”, which you position in strategic locations.

These points communicate with each other and form a single, intelligent network with the same name and password (SSID). The result is a stronger, more stable signal in every room, without those dead zones where the internet disappears or barely works — ideal for larger homes, townhouses or environments with lots of walls and obstacles.

Unlike the traditional router, the mesh router It is sold in kits of 2 or 3 units, and you must purchase the necessary quantity considering the size of your house or apartment. They are more efficient than a single router, better covering large areas and even floors, and do not require the use of devices called Wi-Fi repeaters.

Features and technologies to keep an eye on

More than just spreading Wi-Fi signals around your home, modern mesh routers offer a combination of smart features that you'll find in the devices listed in this article, and can make all the difference in your daily use. Check them out:

MU-MIMO (Multi-User, Multiple Input, Multiple Output)

Imagine a crowded food court with a waiter only serving one table at a time. Now imagine if he could serve several at the same time. That's what MU-MIMO does: allows the router to talk to multiple devices at the same time, speeding up the network in environments with many connected devices — like that house where everyone is watching a series, playing games or on a call at the same time.

Beamforming

You know that sign that seems to disappear in the farthest room? Beamforming helps with this: it directs the Wi-Fi signal directly to connected devices, instead of scattering the signal in all directions.

OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access)

This feature is the heart of Wi-Fi 6 and 7. It splits the Wi-Fi channel into smaller sub-channels, allowing the router to send data to multiple devices at once. This greatly improves overall performance, reduces latency, and is perfect for homes with many smart devices running at the same time.

Smart Connect / Band Steering

No one wants to manually choose between Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz or 6 GHz, right? The Smart connect It brings all of this together into a single network with a single name and the router automatically decides the best band for each device.

Visitors Network

Do you know when guests come over and they ask for your Wi-Fi password? With this feature, you create a separate, secure, and temporary network. This way, guests can access the internet without invading your main network.

Parental Control

Perfect for those with children or teenagers at home. You can set usage times, block specific websites or apps, and even receive activity reports. It's a powerful tool for those who want to balance fun and online security.

QoS (Quality of Service)

When everyone is using the internet at the same time, it is common for the connection to suffer. With QoS, you can prioritize certain devices or activities and ensure that your work video conference, for example, doesn't crash even with someone watching YouTube em 4K in the next room.

Why shouldn't I use/buy a signal repeater?

Many people turn to Wi-Fi repeaters to try to improve the signal at home, but this solution often has serious limitations. The repeater works by capturing the signal from the main router and retransmitting that signal to other areas.

The problem is that by doing this, it basically splits the connection: since it uses the same antenna to receive and send data, the internet speed usually drops by half. In addition, it is common for the repeater to create a new Wi-Fi network with a different name, which requires the user to manually change networks when moving around the house, something that is impractical and prone to failures.

Mesh systems, on the other hand, operate in an integrated manner. They use multiple interconnected units that create a single network with the same name (SSID), covering the home more efficiently. The system is able to automatically identify the point with the best signal and connect your device to it, without you noticing.

This ensures more stable, faster and continuous browsing, even when you are on the move, on a video call or watching a streaming video. It is a solution designed from the ground up to offer full and intelligent coverage in larger environments or with obstacles to signal propagation.

Understand Wi-Fi speed standards

When choosing a router, one of the most important things to consider is which Wi-Fi standard it offers. This specification will define not only the maximum connection speed, but also the ability to handle multiple devices at the same time.

Wi-Fi as we know it today became popular in the late 2000s, with the popularity of smartphones. At the time, the standard used was IEEE 802.11n, today called Wi-Fi 4. There were versions before it, but it's from there that things really stood out.

Today, newer standards are available, such as Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 6, WiFi 6E and, the most current of them, the Wi-Fi 7. With each new standard released, routers become faster, capable of handling more data and connecting to more devices. Therefore, it is always important to buy the most current standard. Here's how each one works:

Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)

Launched in 2013, the Wi-Fi 5 It was a huge leap in performance over the previous generation. It brought the use of the 5 GHz band as standard, reducing interference and improving signal quality in environments with many devices. It's a good choice for those who want solid performance in high-definition streaming and online gaming, even if they don't have the latest features.

• Released: 2013
• Velocity: Up to 3.5 Gbps (6 times faster than Wi-Fi 4)
• Advantages:
  • 4K Video Streaming and Online Gaming: With excellent quality.
  • 80 MHz and 160 MHz channels: Greater data capacity.
  • MO-MIMO: Allows simultaneous communication with multiple devices.
  • Beamforming: Directs the signal to devices, improving stability.
  • 5GHz Operation: Less interference than the 2.4GHz band.

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)

With the arrival of Wi-Fi 6In 2019, routers began to better handle environments with many devices connected at the same time — something essential in today's homes, full of cell phones, smart TVs, notebooks and smart devices. This generation also brought improvements in data transmission efficiency and greater security.

• Released: 2019
• Velocity: up to 7 Gbps
• Advantages:
  • OFDMA: Allows multiple devices to use the same channel, reducing latency.
  • Target Wake Time (TWT): Saves device battery.
  • 1024-QAM Modulation: More data per transmission.
  • WPA3 Security: Better encryption and protection against attacks.

WiFi 6E

Wi-Fi 6E is an extension of Wi-Fi 6, with one important difference: it adds the new 6 GHz band, released for domestic use in several countries. This band is less congested, which allows for faster and more stable connections, especially in places with a lot of neighbors or interference.

• Wi-Fi 6 Extension
• Velocity: up to 9.6 Gbps
• 6GHz Band: Adds a third band, improving interference-free data traffic.

Wi-Fi 7

The latest standard, the Wi-Fi 7, which began arriving on the market in 2024, represents a new level of speed and efficiency. It is aimed at users who need maximum performance — such as gamers, creative professionals, or homes with dozens of connected devices. In addition to being faster, Wi-Fi 7 allows you to use multiple bands at the same time, which greatly improves network stability.

• Released: 2024
• Velocity: up to 30 Gbps
• Advantages:
  • 320MHz Channels: Greater volume of data in less time.
  • 4096-QAM Modulation: 20% more data compared to Wi-Fi 6E.
  • Multi-Link Operation (MLO): Simultaneous connection in 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz, reducing latency.
  • Coordination of Multiple APs: Better network quality in dense locations.
  • Backwards compatibility: Works with devices from previous versions.

Choosing a router with the latest standard will guarantee a faster and more stable connection, supporting more devices simultaneously and providing a better user experience, especially in environments with many connected devices.

Recommended routers

Now that you have a better understanding of what matters when buying a router, see which are the best mesh routers for you to buy:

TP-Link Archer HC220-G5 (Wi-Fi 5)

Initially designed for internet providers, the TP-Link Archer HC220-G5 It also serves the end user well who is looking for a stable and reliable mesh network. With a total speed of up to 1.2 Gbps, the model is recommended for home use with multiple simultaneous demands, such as streaming, online gaming and browsing. Its highlight is its flexibility: it can be configured via the Aginet app (or Tether, aimed at consumers), supports the WPA3 security protocol and has several advanced functions.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Full Speed	1.2 Gbps (AC1200)
Bands	Dual-Band (5 GHz: 867 Mbps, 2.4 GHz: 300 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	unspecified
Maximum Devices	Until 100
Doors per Unit	3x Gigabit (1 WAN/LAN Auto-Detect + 2 LAN)
Application	TP-Link Aginet (Android ou iOS) Tether (Android ou iOS)
Technologies	Mesh (EasyMesh), MU-MIMO, Beamforming, Smart Steering, WPA3
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Additional Resources	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network, IP Reservation, Ports, Wi-Fi Scheduling
Price	1 piece – R$ 228,92 (KaBuM!)

TP-Link Deco M4 (Wi-Fi 5)

O Deco M4 is the most accessible gateway to TP-Link for those who don't want (or can't) invest right away in the most advanced models. Even though it's a generation prior to M5, it still delivers a competent set for users with internet plans up to 500 Mbps and small to medium-sized environments and can still be easily found for purchase. It loses out on some of the more refined features that the M5 offers (such as integrated antivirus and more advanced QoS), but the cost-benefit, especially in kits with two or three units, makes it a very attractive option for those who just want internet working well everywhere.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Full Speed	Up to 1.2 Gbps (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz)
Bands	Dual-Band (2.4 GHz: 300 Mbps, 5 GHz: 867 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 130 m² per unit (260 m² with 2 units, 390 m² with 3)
Max. Devices	Up to 100 devices per point
Doors per Unit	2x Ethernet ports (WAN/LAN Auto-sensing, 10/100 Mbps)
Application	TP-Link Deco App
Technologies	Mesh, Beamforming, MU-MIMO, Auto Roaming, IPv6
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Additional Resources	Parental Control, Guest Network
Price	1 piece – R$ 322,99 at Amazon 2 pieces – R$452,61 on Amazon / R$ 464,90 at Magazine Luiza 3 pieces – R$ 709,90 at Magazine Luiza

Mercusys Halo H50G (Wi-Fi 5)

O Mercusys Halo H50G is a mesh system designed for those looking to eliminate areas without Wi-Fi signal in medium to large homes. With estimated coverage of around 175 m² per unit, the model stands out as an affordable alternative for those with moderate-speed internet plans and multiple devices connected simultaneously. The three Gigabit ports on each unit ensure wired connection flexibility, while features such as MU-MIMO, Beamforming e Smart connect contribute to a more stable and efficient user experience.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Full Speed	1.9 Gbps (AC1900)
Bands	Dual-Band (5 GHz: 1300 Mbps, 2.4 GHz: 600 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 350 m² (kit with 2 units)
Maximum Devices	Until 100
Doors per Unit	3x Gigabit (WAN/LAN auto-sensing)
Application	Mercusys App (Android e iOS)
Technologies	Mesh (802.11k/v), MU-MIMO, Beamforming, Smart Connect
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Additional Resources	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network
Price	1 piece – R$ 300 (MercadoLivre) 2 pieces – R$ 629,99 (Amazon)

D-Link Mesh AC1200 (Wi-Fi 5)

Ideal for everyday tasks such as video calls, browsing and high-definition streaming, the model AC1200 offers combined speeds of up to 1.2 Gbps. Compatibility with Easy Mesh ensures smooth integration with other devices on the network, while the application D-Link WiFi facilitates the configuration and management process.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Full Speed	1.2 Gbps (AC1200)
Bands	Dual-Band (5 GHz: 867 Mbps, 2.4 GHz: 300 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	162 m² per unit (up to 325 m² with COVR-1102 kit)
Maximum Devices	Not specified
Doors per Unit	Gigabit ports (varies by specific model)
Application	D-Link Wi-Fi App (Android ou iOS)
Technologies	Mesh (EasyMesh), MU-MIMO, Beamforming, Smart Steering, WPA3
Operating Modes	Router, Bridge (AP mode may vary by model)
Additional Resources	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network, Voice Assistant Support (Alexa/Google Assistant on supported models)
Price	2 pieces – R$ 277,92 (Kalunga) 3 pieces – R$ 1.189,85 (KaBuM!)

TP-LINK Deco M5 (Wi-Fi 5)

O Deco M5 is the most affordable model within the mesh line of TP-Link and, even if it uses the standard Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), continues to be an excellent gateway for those seeking stability, coverage and practicality in their home network. Ideal for homes with internet plans up to 300 Mbps, the system covers up to 510 m² with three units, perfect for those who want to eliminate signal dead zones, without giving up a discreet design and simplified installation via app. It also has advanced features such asintegrated antivirus, parental control e continuous transition between nodes (roaming), ensuring a fluid and safe browsing experience for the whole family.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Full Speed	1.3 Gbps (AC1300) – 2.4 GHz: 400 Mbps / 5 GHz: 867 Mbps
Bands	Dual-Band (2.4GHz + 5GHz)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 510 m² (with 3 units)
Max. Devices	Up to 100 devices
Doors per Unit	2x Gigabit Ethernet ports (WAN/LAN auto-sensing)
Application	TP-Link Deco App (Android e iOS)
Technologies	Mesh, MU-MIMO, Beamforming, Seamless Roaming, WPA2, QoS
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Additional Resources	Parental Control, TP-Link HomeCare Antivirus, Guest Network
Price	1 piece – R$ 449,00 (Amazon) 2 pieces – R$ 1.044,30 (Magalu) 3 pieces – R$ 1.165,98 (Amazon)

Intelbras Twibi Force AX (Wi-Fi 6)

O Twibi Force AX is the bet of intelbras for those looking for the benefits of Wi-Fi 6 in an affordable mesh solution manufactured in Brazil. The system is suitable for homes or offices, offering coverage of up to 140 m² per unit, ideal for environments with many connected devices, such as smart home devices, 4K streaming or online gaming. It is a low-cost Wi-Fi 6 option, but it leaves something to be desired in terms of functions and technologies compared to other routers. Still, it is compatible with Easy Mesh and can be managed by the app My Intelbras Wi-Fi, which makes it easy to set up and control your home network.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Full Speed	1.5 Gbps (AX1500)
Bands	Dual-Band (5 GHz: 1201 Mbps, 2.4 GHz: 300 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 140 m² (per unit)
Max. Devices	Up to 128 per module
Doors per Unit	2x Gigabit (1 WAN/LAN + 1 LAN)
Application	My Intelbras Wi-Fi (Android ou iOS)
Technologies	Mesh (InMesh, EasyMesh), MU-MIMO, OFDMA, Beamforming, WPA3
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Extras	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network, IPv6, TR-069
Price	1 unit: R$ 286,18 (Amazon) 2 units: R$ 499,89 (Amazon)

Huawei AX2S (Wi-Fi 6)

If you want to enter the world of Wi-Fi 6 on a budget, Huawei AX2S is the perfect gateway. Even though it is simpler than the Huawei Mesh 3, it offers stable performance with a total speed of up to 1500 Mbps and already brings the main advantages of Wi-Fi 6, such as greater network efficiency, lower latency and better performance in environments with many devices. It can connect with other Huawei routers, forming a unified mesh network. The more traditional look doesn’t draw much attention, but that also means it fits easily into any corner of the house. With support for up to 128 devices per unit, it’s a great choice for small to medium-sized homes with moderate use.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) – Dual Band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)
Full Speed	Up to 1.5 Gbps (Combination of 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)
Bands	2.4 GHz: up to 300 Mbps / 5 GHz: up to 1200 Mbps
Estimated Coverage	Up to 90 m² per unit (common estimate for individual models)
Max. Devices	Up to 128 devices per unit
Doors per Unit	3x Gigabit Ports (1 WAN + 2 LAN)
Application	HUAWEI AI Life (iOS)
Technologies	OFDMA, MU-MIMO, Beamforming, TWT, WPA3, Huawei Mesh Compatible
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point, Wi-Fi Repeater
Additional Resources	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network
Price (1 piece)	R$ 215 at Amazon

Mercusys Halo H80X (Wi-Fi 6)

For those who want to migrate to Wi-Fi 6 without breaking the budget, the Mercusys Halo H80X delivers a good balance between performance and cost. With speeds of up to 3 Gbps and coverage of up to 650 m² (kit with two units), it is well suited for large homes and families with many devices connected at the same time — especially in scenarios that require stability, such as home office, online gaming or 4K streaming.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Full Speed	3.0 Gbps (AX3000)
Bands	Dual-Band (5 GHz: 2402 Mbps [HE160], 2.4 GHz: 574 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 650 m² (kit with 2 units; ~230 m² per unit according to the manual)
Max. Devices	150+ devices
Doors per Unit	3x Gigabit (WAN/LAN Auto-sensing)
Application	Mercusys App (Android e iOS)
Technologies	EasyMesh, MU-MIMO, OFDMA, Beamforming, WPA3, HE160, BSS Color, TWT
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Extras	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network, LED Control
Price	2 units: R$ 667,26 (MercadoLivre)

TP-Link Deco X50 (Wi-Fi 6)

O deco X50 is one of the solutions Wi-Fi 6 most complete of the TP-Link for those looking for broad coverage, stable connections and a scalable system. Ideal for homes with many connected devices — such as smart homes, streamers and gamers — it delivers up to 3 Gbps of speed and covers around 230 m² per unit. In addition, the system has artificial intelligence to optimize data routing according to network usage.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Full Speed	3.0 Gbps (AX3000)
Bands	Dual-Band (5 GHz: 2402 Mbps [HE160], 2.4 GHz: 574 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 230 m² (per unit)
Max. Devices	Up to 150 devices
Doors per Unit	3x Gigabit (WAN/LAN Auto-Detect)
Application	Deco App (Android e iOS)
Technologies	AI-Driven Mesh, OFDMA, MU-MIMO, Beamforming, HE160, WPA3, BSS Color
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Extras	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network, HomeShield, Alexa
Price	1 piece – R$ 611,90 (Kabum!) 2 pieces – R$ 953,10 (Kalunga)

Huawei Mesh 3 (Wi-Fi 6)

With a modern look that matches any environment and all the power of Wi-Fi 6, the Huawei Mesh 3 It is an excellent option for those looking for performance with elegance. It is ideal for connected homes, with many devices and users who stream, play online or work from home. The model is compatible with different routers of the brand: even if you don't have all the same points, it is still possible to create a unified mesh network.

A major limitation, however, is the lack of compatibility of the official app, AI Life, For Android. So if you don't have a device Apple , you may need to download the apk of the application on the internet to install it on your device.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Full Speed	Up to 3 Gbps (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz combined)
Bands	Dual-Band (2.4GHz + 5GHz)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 120 m² per unit (approximately 240 m² with 2 units)
Max. Devices	Up to 250 devices
Doors per Unit	2x Gigabit Ethernet ports (WAN/LAN)
Application	Huawei AI Life (iOS)
Technologies	Mesh, MU-MIMO, Beamforming, Smart Roaming, IPv6
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Additional Resources	Parental Control, QoS, Mesh Compatibility between Huawei models
Price	1 piece – R$ 431 at Amazon / BRL 398,97 at Magazine Luiza 2 pieces – R$ 799 at Amazon / BRL 1.486,14 at Magazine Luiza

P-Link Deco XE75 (Wi-Fi 6E)

For those who want to enter the universe of WiFi 6E, Deco XE75 is one of the most complete options on the national market. Its main difference is its support for the 6 GHz band, which guarantees a clean and ultra-fast channel for backhaul between modules or to compatible devices — ideal for environments with high interference from neighboring networks. The tri-band system The AXE5400 offers excellent performance, making it ideal for gamers, 8K streamers, content creators or anyone who simply has a house full of connected gadgets.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	WiFi 6E (802.11ax)
Full Speed	5.4 Gbps (AXE5400)
Bands	Tri-Band (6 GHz: 2402 Mbps [HE160], 5 GHz: 2402 Mbps [HE160], 2.4 GHz: 574 Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 670 m² (kit with 3 units)
Max. Devices	Until 200
Doors per Unit	3x Gigabit (WAN/LAN Auto-Detect)
Application	Deco App (Android e iOS)
Technologies	AI-Driven Mesh, MU-MIMO, OFDMA, Beamforming, HE160, WPA3, 6 GHz Band
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Extras	Parental Control, QoS, HomeShield, VPN (Client/Server), Guest Network
Price	2 pieces: R$ 1518,15 (MercadoLivre)

Eero Pro Router (Wi-Fi 6E)

O Eero Pro 6E is for those who are setting up (or already have) a modern and connected home. Ideal for those who have many new devices support Wi-Fi 6E, such as top-of-the-line smartphones, notebooks and 4K smart TVs, and are already investing in faster internet packages, this router delivers a powerful network, with speed up to 5.4 Gbps, low latency and a plus: the new 6 GHz band, virtually interference-free. It is the perfect choice for those who want a high-performance, reliable network with a minimalist look, without resorting to complex setups.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) – Tri-Band (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz)
Full Speed	up to 5.4 Gbps
Bands	2.4GHz, 5GHz, 6GHz
Estimated Coverage	~190 m² per unit
Max. Devices	100+ devices
Doors per Unit	2x Gigabit Ethernet ports (WAN/LAN)
Application	Eero App (Android ou iOS)
Technologies	Mesh, OFDMA, MU-MIMO, Beamforming, WPA3, Alexa Built-In
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Additional Resources	Parental Control, QoS, Guest Network
Price (1 piece)	R$ 1.899 in the Free Market

TP-Link Deco BE65 (Wi-Fi 7)

O deco BE65 is the entry point for the new generation Wi-Fi 7 within the line TP-Link. Even though it is the “youngest” among the top-of-the-line models, it already delivers all the main benefits of the Wi-Fi 7: wider channels (up to 320 MHz), three-band operation, MU-MIMO e very low latency. Ideal for those who want to modernize their home or office network with high performance, connectivity for more than 200 devices and a robust structure for smart home, AR/VR and cloud applications.

Specification	Details
Wi-Fi standard	WiFi 7 (802.11be)
Full Speed	11 Gbps (BE11000)
Bands	Tri-Band (6GHz: 4320Mbps, 5GHz: 5760Mbps, 2.4GHz: 1376Mbps)
Estimated Coverage	Up to 600 m² (kit with 2 units, according to data from TP-Link global)
Max. Devices	More than 200
Doors per Unit	4x 2.5 Gbps WAN/LAN auto-sensing ports + 1x USB 3.0
Application	TP-Link Deco App (Android e iOS)
Technologies	Wi-Fi 7, MLO, 4K-QAM, 320 MHz Band, Multi-RU, OFDMA, MU-MIMO, AI Mesh
Operating Modes	Router, Access Point
Additional Resources	HomeShield (Security, Parental Control), VPN, IoT Network
Price	1 unit: R$ 1799 (Amazon) 2 units: R$ 2899 (Amazon)

Even with the advancement of networks WiFi 6E and the emergence of the first models Wi-Fi 7, the truth is that the demand for these technologies is still timid in Brazil. Devices like the TP-Link Deco BE85, which are top of the line and already use the Wi-Fi 7 are starting to appear — but they are rare in the national market.

Meanwhile, the Wi-Fi 6 remains the best value for money option for most connected homes. And if you're just looking for stability and a low price, the models with Wi-Fi 5 still have their space.

But be careful: this scenario can change quickly. New models are always coming out and we will keep this list updated with everything that is really worth it. Is there a device that you would add to your list? Tell us in the comments.

See also:

Everything you need to know about Wi-Fi 7

Weak Wi-Fi? Don't buy a Wi-Fi signal extender before reading this!

Text revised by Alexandre Marques in 25 / 04 / 2025.

Sources: TP-Link, CopperPod e The Verge.