Mesh Wi-Fi systems often feature internal antennas instead of external ones for several technical and aesthetic reasons. While external antennas can maximize range, mesh networks are designed for signal repetition and filling coverage gaps, making extreme range less critical. Internal, omnidirectional antennas can provide a more seamless connection and handover experience for devices within the network. Additionally, internal antennas reduce the risk of damage from misalignment or breakage, and allow for more minimalist, aesthetically pleasing designs that are easier to integrate into home decor. AI
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