Samsung has launched a new mesh Wi-Fi system with a built-in SmartThings Hub.
The SmartThings Wi-Fi mesh network system also features AI-based mesh Wi-Fi technology from Plume, which delivers “an intelligently optimised home network”.
This automatically allocates bandwidth, mitigates interference, and delivers maximum Wi-Fi capacity across a home, said Samsung.
The system consists of multiple satellites – available from today as a three-pack for $279 – which boast 2×2 MU-MIMO and 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac connectivity.
Samsung said users can receive data speeds of up to 866Mbps over the system’s 5GHz band, and 400Mbps over 2.4GHz.
The integration of a SmartThings Hub into the Wi-Fi system further adds to its abilities, allowing it to serve as the “brain” of a smart home.
“Samsung’s open SmartThings ecosystem makes it easy to automate and manage the smart home with one hub and the SmartThings app,” added Samsung.
Source – MyBroadband
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