Set Up the Xiaomi AX3200 Hybrid Router like this! | Tutorial 

Yay!

I would say 2 x 3000 to be honest

Hey, So I would recommend updating your services to the newest firmware. If you don't come right, I recommend reaching out to Xiaomi Directly.

Heya You can but I do suggest having the 3200 as primary. You want more bandwidth on that

Heya I have used mine for almost 2 years. There are 100% better mesh systems out there but costs scale up. Unfortunately I am limited by which brands send me products to review and my availability. Some people have had issues with Xiaomi but I have honestly had none. I use 3 x ax3000s. I will probably keep the same setup until I change to WiFi 7

@@WootDini ok, but function-wise does it have good coverage?, I’m mostly interested in setting it up as a repeater/extender since I already have another one that covers most of the space, does it work well? updates firmware? Has the availability if I want to enable each band independently and a specific channel? Thank you very much for your reply, appreciated

@@lins1ris I would not buy to use as repeater. There are much cheaper alternatives to that. It's coverage is good but it's not ground breaking. I use 3 in 100 squares and it works well for me. If you are looking for control rather just use primary and extend. Just note that extenders are far less efficient than mesh

Heya. Hmm. I am not sure about failover. The only thing I could think is somehow getting a pocket router to ether. I don't have the device with me anymore so I can check if you can setup failover

Heya You can't really configure it incorrectly in a way that would affect signal (unless you have played with QOS etc) Fixes that will work in order of cost effectiveness Update firmware Reposition the device (higher gives it a better range of efficacy) Point the aerials (don't let them touch) Otherwise replace it if store allows. Apologies I did not review the unit, merely did a setup video. Should have checked it

Heya I did not check that in depth. Apologies. I don't have the unit anymore so cannot check. I understand why you ask as it's a very efficient channel. It's just this is meant to be a cost effective device so it will lack on fine calibration or setting

Heya Don't have the device with me anymore but I am not sure If not you can always use a little bit of black tape. Always works for me

Hello :) 👋 No it does not :/ but you could possibly have a dongle as failover but I have not tested that

Hey I assume you are in fiber ? Check my ax3000 video, there is a hack in there you can try

Do you have a time stamp

@@WootDini it's here 2:52 . It said "not auth" after i pressed try it now

@@hae_v That is strange. Factory reset the device and start from scratch, its possible old settings are interfering