The most beautiful Wi-Fi router on the market has finally dropped in price. The Huawei mesh set now costs 5,669 CZK

A router is a device that most people hide behind a cabinet – but this one is an exception that you can proudly display in your living room. You can now buy the Huawei WiFi Mesh X3 Pro with code ALZADNY10 for 5,669 CZK instead of 6,299 CZK, as a complete set of router and extender.

👍 Get it if you have a house or a larger apartment where one router isn’t enough and the signal drops in some rooms.
🤔 Hesitate if you live in a studio apartment – for a small apartment, a mesh system is an unnecessary investment; one good router is enough.
💰 Price: 5,669 CZK for two units; standalone mesh sets from competitors are cheaper, but without this design.

Why mesh and not a regular repeater

A classic signal repeater creates a second network with its own name, between which you have to manually switch on your phone – and halfway through your apartment, your call will drop because the device is holding onto the weaker signal. A mesh system works differently: both units form one continuous network, and your phone and laptop automatically connect to the closer one without you noticing. This way, your video or call won’t drop when moving from room to room.

This is especially practical in multi-story houses or apartments with thick load-bearing walls, where the router is in one corner and the bedroom in another. You just plug the extender into an outlet somewhere in the middle, and the system connects itself. And because it’s Huawei, control and setup are handled by a mobile app, where you can see connected devices, limit speed for individual users, or set up parental controls.

Before you reach for a mesh system

Mesh makes sense for a certain size of space – in an apartment up to 50 square meters, it’s usually unnecessary, and a better investment would be one quality router. If you only have a signal problem in one specific room, try moving your existing router closer to the center of the apartment first; this often solves more than new technology. And remember that an extender needs an outlet, so think in advance where you’ll place it – ideally halfway between the router and the problem area.

However, for a house where the signal doesn’t reach the last room, mesh is the most elegant solution – and this one looks better than most competitors.

Do you have a spot at home where Wi-Fi doesn’t reach? And how did you solve it?