@matt1927 They are independent, you manage each AP connecting to each IP management address. There is no centralized management point, they are just three devices to setup. Same as if they would be...

@Jeff-Gaines No problem, regarding which one to buy I'm not really sure if a regular router would be enough. If you want to replace your modem/router you'll need a device with the same input (usually...

@Jeff-Gaines AC1900 or AC1200 or whatever are not model numbers but the WiFi type (AC for WiFi 5, AX for WiFi 6) and the combined wireless link speed (1200 Mbps for instance, counting both 2.4GHz and...

@MultiRouter Check that your cables support Gigabit (Cat. 5e or Cat. 6), that they are well built (ideally use a tester) and that your connected devices have Gigabit ports.

@Fab1an Well, it depends on how smart the device is. iOS devices usually change to another WiFi as soon as they detect it has better signal. However, Android devices try to stay as long as possible...

@adios Ok, thanks, that's better! I thought they had unified network bands for the Smart Connect feature. That's a good addition by the way.