Rockspace AC1200 quick review – good-looking Wi-Fi mesh at an affordable price

LaptopMedia.com Highlights Rockspace AC1200 quick review - good-looking Wi-Fi mesh at an affordable price

From: Severin Kolakov 13 November 2021 / 06:00 | 0

Wi-Fi has become a vital part of our lives. These days your microwave can have a wireless connection, along with some fully-fledged smart home systems, which need a stable connection no matter what. Today we will show you a way to combat the Wi-Fi dead spot problem, which can happen fairly often, as the signal gets weaker when it travels through walls.

The AC1200 Dual Band MESH Wi-Fi System from Rockspace, consists of three nodes, which spread the Wi-Fi signal evenly. You just place them around your home and you get well-balanced and stable coverage.

Today we are taking a quick look at the Rockspace AC1200 Dual Band MESH Wi-Fi System.

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Specs

Brand	Rockspace
Control Method	App
Operating System	Android
Wireless Communication Standard	802.11ac
Data Transfer Rate	1200 Megabits Per Second
Product Dimension	4 x 4 x 4 inches

Connectivity technology	Ethernet
Frequency Band Class	Dual-Band
Security Protocol	WPA2-PSK
Number of Port	9
Antenna Type	Internal
Item weight	3.5 pounds

Unboxing

We deem the unboxing experience worthy of calling itself premium. You get a white box, with the Rockspace logo and an image of the devices themselves. Inside that, you get another, more padded black box containing the mesh devices and some paper manuals.

Features

The mesh nodes have a pretty good design, with a grey cloth material on the top, which compliments the black plastic exterior. The units are pretty good-looking and will mesh perfectly with your home, in your living room, or whatever you decide to place them. The system supports the latest Wi-Fi 6 standard and has its own app along with it, which makes setup easy and gives you a good level of control and monitoring. Rockspace advertises that the system can hold as many as 60 devices, which is quite a lot and overall for many households.

The app allows you to always monitor signal strength and set parental controls, limiting your kids’ time on the internet. The system also has WPA2-PSK encryption, so your data is kept safe. You can also split a separate, temporary line for guests, which is neat.