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My internal transfer speed between nodes hits between 800 and 850 Mbps, even through the concrete slab; it’s more than enough for my 1 Gbps fiber connection and works perfectly for gaming. I use Wi-Fi SweetSpots and the Deco app to monitor it, and honestly, the dedicated wireless backhaul handles the environment fantastically. You’re absolutely right that MLO and Wi-Fi 7 are still in their infancy for mainstream IoT devices, but since my main gaming rig and phone support them, they do the job where it matters most. I know it’s unlikely Netduma will venture into multi-node hardware, but hey, the suggestion box is there for a reason! Thanks for the chat and the feedback!

It’s amazing how we share the exact same structural challenges from completely opposite sides of the world! Concrete and storm-ready builds are definitely a unique beast. However, a mesh setup actually does work perfectly in my case. I'm currently using a Wi-Fi 7 system, and because the concrete walls degrade the signal so drastically, it actually forces my phone to drop the weak connection and swap to the closest node instantly without getting "stuck". My current mesh completely solved my coverage and roaming issues. That's exactly why I brought up this suggestion—since multi-node hardware fixed my concrete apartment problem, having that same reliable coverage natively powered by DumaOS's gaming tools would be the absolute dream setup!

Oh, I see! Got it. Still, it's a big project, and my wife would kill me if it didn't look "aesthetically beautiful." But thanks for giving me some alternatives.

Oh, merci pour l'idée ! That sounds like an amazing project for an old European house, but raising the floors?! Mon dieu, I am way too poor for that kind of extreme home makeover! 😭😂

Trust me, I would love a wired setup, but that's a nightmare over here! Most houses in Puerto Rico were built around the 1950s for hurricane protection, so everything is solid reinforced concrete. There are no drywall channels or conduits to drop cables through. Making it wired would literally mean drilling and breaking into solid concrete walls, which is just not an option for me.

Thank you so much for replying! I completely understand that developing it from scratch involves a massive amount of back-end work, especially since DumaOS has traditionally been focused on single gaming routers. It's great to hear that it's at least a cool concept on your radar! I'll be looking forward to that big feature update you guys are working on right now. Hopefully, once the dust settles, a native mesh system can be explored down the road. Keep up the awesome work with the updates!

I get your point about sticky clients in small spaces, but my apartment layout is a bit of a nightmare for RF. I live in Puerto Rico, and here, buildings are entirely made of thick reinforced concrete with heavy steel rebar inside. Concrete and steel are basically an absolute dead end for Wi-Fi signals. Also, the layout is quite unique (The ceiling of my living room is my neighbor's second floor, and my bedrooms are underneath theirs—and vice versa... It's weird.). A single router, even with Wi-Fi 6 BSS Coloring, simply cannot punch vertically through that thick reinforced concrete slab to reach the rooms. To solve this, I actually had to switch to a Wi-Fi 7 mesh system (Deco BE10000). The nodes communicate perfectly and my phone drops and swaps flawlessly between floors. That's exactly why I know a native DumaOS mesh solution would be a massive lifesaver for complex architectural layouts like this!

Hello, Netduma team! As a huge fan, user, and beta tester, I’d like to suggest a native Netduma Mesh system for your next hardware release. In fact, I recently had to disconnect my Netduma R3 because I have a 1 Gbps up/down connection, and hardware limitations prevented me from utilizing the full speed. On top of that, I live in a two-story apartment with heavy interference from neighboring Wi-Fi networks, and a single R3 just can't get the signal everywhere. A native Mesh system would completely solve these issues. It would allow users with high-speed connections to achieve full coverage across multiple floors and overcome intense interference—all while maintaining unique DumaOS features (like Geo-Filter and Congestion Control) across every node. It would combine your gaming software with the reliable coverage and performance that modern households urgently need!

Wow! And I was complaining about getting 80ms games... You just gave me a lesson in humility.

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