The client device spreads its uplink tones across a wider band, increasing the overall transmitting power. DRU helps low power or faraway devices be heard cleanly by the router. Uploads (like video calls or cameras) become more reliable.
Consistent Performance at Distance and Under Interference
UEQM (Unequal Modulation)
Each client WiFi stream can run at the best rate it can manage instead of all streams using the same rate. A weak stream no longer drags the strong ones down. You get more consistent speeds when a wide variety of devices are connected.
Smarter Channel Usage Maintains Performance With More Connected Devices
DSO (Dynamic Sub-band Operation)
Nowadays, devices with relatively smaller bandwidth can still occupy the whole wider bandwidth of a stronger router, which wastes capacity and causes congestion. DSO lets the router assign channels more precisely based on each device’s actual bandwidth. This smarter channel frees up space for other traffic, reduces slowdowns, and improves performance across the entire network.
Mesh Routers Coordinate Intelligently for Whole-Home Reliability
Improved Seamless Roaming
Roaming hands your devices from node to node without a hitch as you move through the home. As the client connects to a new mesh node, the previous mesh node holds its connection until the new node confirms its connection, ensuring a clean handoff.
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