D-Link COVR-C1203

D-Link's Covr Dual Band Whole Home Wi-Fi System is stylish, simple to install, and delivers solid throughput...

A serviceable mesh networking kit, but it achieves only mediocre performance and lacks any real standout...

Simple and cheap, this mesh system doesn't have the performance to keep up with the...

D-Link Covr-C1203 may be a solution to whole-of-home Wi-Fi by using three separate Wi-Fi routers that mesh together to provide Wi-Fi coverage up to 465m2 (approximately 20 x 20m2).But there are so many caveats to the above statement that is it...

The design of the nodes is attractive and the setup process is pretty painless, when it works. Some will find the LED lighting intrusive, however that can be disabled making it a moot point. Meanwhile, performance on the 5GHz band is excellent, allowing...

It's a shame that D-Link's app isn't as clear and concise as it could be, but if you persevere you'll find that the Covr kits provide good performance and range for your home Wi-Fi network.And with prices starting at £160 for the two-piece kit it's also...

If you have quite a large house with many dead corners or opposite areas with weak signals, definitely get the COVR to sweeten these spots. If you only have a single, static area to complain about, I’d go for a wireless extender like the D-Link DAP-1860 (to save some money) or even using a Powerline solution with D-Link AV2 2000.

What makes the D-Link COVR C1203 shine is its price since it is the lowest-costing mesh system that we’ve used while performing as good as other brands that are available today. Overall, we’d definitely recommend the D-Link COVR C1203 if you’re keen on finding a reliable and effective router that won’t burn your budget.

These will provide good connectivity, but struggle with local network speeds and the depth of configuration...