ASUS Lyra
We loathe dead zones. ASUS, however, found a way to eradicate dead zones with the Lyra Home Wi-Fi system. Essentially, the Lyra is an Ac2200 mesh networking system comprising three routers (or hubs) that can be set up at different parts of your home, apartment, or workplace to ensure a stable internet connection throughout.
The routers are disc shaped, most likely to blend well in homes. One router (or hub) will serve as the primary unit, while the remaining two will complement it. The respective hubs communicate with each other using one frequency band, independent of the 2.4GHz and dual 5GHz band supported by this wireless-Ac tri-band MUMIMO solution.
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