Best Cyber Monday mesh router deals 2024: I test and review routers for a living and these are my top pick offers

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Ed: Cyber Monday is now history and we're now all looking to Christmas. At the time of writing, the majority of the deals have ended. Shame if you missed out. For now, check our best mesh Wi-Fi routers and the best wireless routerspages where we will add the top performers and the best deals. See you next year!

I've been testing tech for over 10 years, so trust me when I say these are the best Cyber Monday mesh router deals you can get right now.

Already, my team has reviewed a lot of them but I've found some excellent discounts if you're looking to save when boosting Wi-Fi coverage around your home or office. I especially like the discount on the eero 6+, now $150 (was $199) at Amazon. This router deal is also available in the UK, where the price has crashed from £140 to £90 at Amazon. Check below to see all my top recommendations for Cyber Monday - you've still got time, but beware, I'm now seeing 'low stock' alerts.

For more savings on the latest technology, head to our Cyber Monday deals hub.

Recent updates

December 2: Are prices better now than on Black Friday? Tracking the Cyber Monday mesh router deals, I'm not seeing a huge amount of change, although low stock is now proving to be an issue. I expect this to continue as the day wears on.

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Best Cyber Monday mesh router deals in the US

Amazon eero 6 mesh wifi system 3-pack
Top Pick
Amazon eero 6 mesh wifi system 3-pack: was $199.99 now $149.99 at Amazon

Save $50 Amazon's eero 6 mesh router system is a cheap way to increase network coverage up to 4,500 sq. ft. The tri-band unit makes it a good pick if you're connecting lots of devices. It's not the quickest in the market, but it does offer a really good introduction to Wi-Fi 6 technology.

TP-Link Deco Mesh WiFi System 3-Pack
TP-Link Deco Mesh WiFi System 3-Pack: was $189.99 now $149.99 at Amazon

Save $40 If you want to expand your Wi-Fi coverage at home without shelling out a lot of money, the TP-Link Deco M5 is worth considering (it is a Wi-Fi 5 system). While it may not be as fast as some of the other top mesh Wi-Fi systems available, this system prioritizes coverage over high throughput.

Google Nest Wifi 2 Pack
Google Nest Wifi 2 Pack: was $269.99 now $89.01 at Walmart

Save $179 If you're looking to expand the range of your internet with a fast and reliable connection, you may consider the Nest Wifi two-pack deal. This comes with one Wi-Fi router and one Wi-Fi point that can provide coverage for your entire home. It can support up to 200 connected devices and is also capable of streaming multiple 4K videos simultaneously.

Google Nest Wifi 3 Pack
Google Nest Wifi 3 Pack: was $349 now $166.14 at Walmart

Make the most of your home network with the 3-pack Google Nest Wi-Fi router and point bundle, which is ideal for providing fast, dependable wireless internet coverage for large homes. Additionally, they are equipped with a built-in smart speaker that allows for easy voice-enabled commands using Google Assistant. It is also cheaper than this time last year, a rare feat.

Netgear Orbi AX4200 Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System 2-pack
Netgear Orbi AX4200 Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System 2-pack: was $299.99 now $249.99 at Amazon

Save $50 We've liked all the Orbi gear, with most earning 4+ stars in reviews. This Orbi 752 Series offers enough bandwidth to support multiple devices, including 4K video streaming, smart speakers, fast online gaming, smart lights, and Wi-Fi security devices, you can enjoy uninterrupted and seamless connectivity throughout your house. Up to 5,000 sq.ft.

TP-Link Deco X55 (3-pack)
TP-Link Deco X55 (3-pack): was $189.99 now $154.99 at Amazon

Save $35 If you're looking for a more affordable way to boost Wi-Fi throughout your home with a mesh router system, then this deal is worth checking out. You get three units to spread Wi-Fi far and wide, and the modern design means they won't look out of place in most homes. The units support up to Wi-Fi 6, which is fine for most modern products, but it doesn't offer Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7 speeds. Make sure you check the voucher option to knock the price down to $170 before you buy.

Firewalla Purple SE
Firewalla Purple SE: was $239 now $219 at Amazon

Save $20 with coupon If security is top of mind, the Firewalla Purple SE is focused on online protection. This firewall is designed for small businesses and households, and includes a VPN, ad-blocker, and plenty of control over internet monitoring and usage. There’s no monthly fees here, either. Lacking short distance Wi-Fi, this is a budget version of the powerful Firewalla Purple, which we reviewed and loved for delivering network protection anyone can use.

Google Nest Wi-Fi Router
Google Nest Wi-Fi Router: $38.36 at Walmart

A single Nest Wifi router provides reliable Wi-Fi coverage up to 2200 sq ft. For additional coverage, add Nest Wifi points for 1600 sq ft of Wi-Fi. We were seriously impressed by it in our Google Nest Wi-Fi review. giving it the TechRadar Recommends seal of approval.

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Best Cyber Monday mesh router deals in the UK

Amazon eero 6+ mesh Wi-Fi 6 router
Top Pick
Amazon eero 6+ mesh Wi-Fi 6 router: was £140 now £90 at Amazon

Amazon's eero 6+ is, in our experience, an affordable Wi-Fi 6 mesh system for homes of all sizes. In our Amazon eero 6+ review, we found this system was fast, easy to use, and offered a clear improvement over the earlier eero 6, and proving very good value for money, particularly if you need a wide-ranging mesh for a larger home.

TP-Link Deco X50 AX3000 Mesh Wi-Fi System Triple Pack
TP-Link Deco X50 AX3000 Mesh Wi-Fi System Triple Pack: was £279.99 now £179.99 at Argos

Save £100 Having tested a few TP-Link Deco Wi-Fi systems, we can say they're easy to set-up and use, providing excellent coverage. This fantastic triple-pack mesh Wi-Fi system from TP-Link. With Wi-Fi 6 and signals enhanced by BSS Colour and Beamforming, the Deco X50 boosts whole-home Wi-Fi up to 6,500 ft.

TP-Link Deco BE65 WiFi-7 mesh router (triple pack)
TP-Link Deco BE65 WiFi-7 mesh router (triple pack): was £699.99 now £539.99 at Amazon

Save £160 In our TP-Link Deco BE63 review, the mesh router proved to be an ideal high-speed Wi-Fi 7 upgrade for larger homes. It provided fast and far-reaching internet connections - just as you'd hoped. But at the same time, while easy to set up and use without breaking the bank. It is one of the more relatively affordable Wi-Fi 7 products currently available.

Amazon eero 6 mesh Wi-Fi 6 router system
Amazon eero 6 mesh Wi-Fi 6 router system: was £109.99 now £64.99 at Amazon

Save £45 Amazon's eero 6 is a relatively inexpensive way to boost connectivity with up to 140 sq. m coverage. When we tested out the system in our Amazon eero 6 review, we found it's not the fastest but offered an affordable Wi-Fi 6 upgrade for those with a lot of devices.

Linksys Velop WHW0303 tri-band mesh Wi-Fi 5 router 3-pack
Linksys Velop WHW0303 tri-band mesh Wi-Fi 5 router 3-pack: was £279.99 now £232.11 at Amazon

A strong choice for multi-room network coverage, the tri-band Linksys Velop covers areas of up to 6,000 sq ft and, depending on your ISP, handles speeds up to 2.2Gbps. However, it’s only Wi-Fi 5, rather than the faster Wi-Fi 6. When we ran our Linksys Velop review, we noticed you had to experiment with node (or satellite) placement to get the best signals. It’s a simple router that delivers decent speeds.

Mercusys  Halo h60x Wi-Fi 6 router 3-pack
Mercusys Halo h60x Wi-Fi 6 router 3-pack: was £149.99 now £84.99 at Amazon

Save £65 Mercusys is the budget brand of TP-Link. The Halo H60 is its halo product, a triple-pack mesh that can cover up to 6,000 square feet and connect to 100 devices. Thanks to its Wi-Fi 6 technology, it delivers up to 1.5Gbps over two bands, quite a feat given that it is by far the cheapest triple-pack solution in our list.

Asus ZenWifi XT9 Wi-Fi 6 mesh router
Asus ZenWifi XT9 Wi-Fi 6 mesh router: was £383.80 now £326.01 at Amazon

With tri-band Wi-Fi 6 and a top speed of 7.8Gbps, the XT9 mesh system provides impressive range and performance for larger homes. And while it’s more expensive than its competitors, it does include additional features, such as free parental controls, that still represent good value for money. Plus it is on offer at Amazon for Cyber Monday. Check out our review here.

Linksys  Velop Pro Wi-Fi 6E mesh router MX6201-KE
Linksys Velop Pro Wi-Fi 6E mesh router MX6201-KE: was £200 now £124 at Amazon

For super-fast and reliable connections, the Linksys Velop Pro is an attractive proposition, especially for larger spaces. Like the other Linksys Velop range, the Pro is easy to use and fast - in fact, with Wi-Fi 6E capability, will be faster than the other models. There’s also a lot more support for devices here, too - you can connect over 200. The coverage area extends up to 3000 sq. ft, while speeds can reach up to 5.4 Gbps.

Linksys Velop Home Mesh WiFi System (3-pack)
Linksys Velop Home Mesh WiFi System (3-pack): £265.51 at Amazon

Earning a TechRadar Recommends badge for its attractive design, easy user experience, and fast performance, the Linksys Velop MX4200 proved to be a speedy Wi-Fi 6 mesh router in our review. Supporting over 40 devices, this triple-pack bundle is capable of boosting coverage up to 5000 sq.ft

Today's best mesh router Cyber Monday deals

Below, you'll find the best prices for mesh routers we've found so far in your territory.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday mesh router deals to look out for

Here are some of the mesh router models to keep an eye out for over Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

The Google Nest Wifi in blue and white against an off-white background

The Google Nest Wifi combines Google Home and Wi-Fi in the same product. (Image credit: Google)

Google Nest Wifi

Google Wifi and Home together at long last

Speed: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac 2.4 GHz/5 GHz simultaneous dual-band | Connectivity: Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports | Features: Advanced security chip, Nest Wifi point with Google Assistant, privacy control

Excellent design
Smart speaker(s) included
Even simpler controls
No major performance gains
Not worth replacing existing mesh

What’s better than the best mesh router? Well, a mesh router with a smart speaker, that’s what. Especially if you’re a smart home fiend, you will appreciate the pure genius of this upgrade in Google’s Wifi line, and it means it's well worth keeping an eye out on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The Google Nest Wifi kicks things up a notch, taking Google Wifi’s incredible yet simple design and performance then merges it with the convenience of a smart speaker so you’ve got a two-in-one device in an even sleeker and more attractive package.

The tri-band Netgear Orbi Whole Home Mesh WiFi System against a white background

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Netgear Orbi Whole Home Mesh WiFi System

Fast, affordable, tri-band mesh Wi-Fi

Speed: IEEE 802.11ac dual-band with 1x 2.4GHz (400Mbps), 1x 5GHz (866Mbps) | Connectivity: 2 x Gigabit Ethernet | Features: Beamforming implicit and explicit for 2.4GHz/5GHz bands

Affordable dual-band mesh Wi-Fi system
Good performance
Free parental controls are limited
Only one Ethernet port for wired connections

The tri-band Orbi Whole Home AC1200 offers solid performance at a reasonable price, and will be a good choice for most small and medium-size homes that need to improve their Wi-Fi coverage. It’s simple to set up and use for newcomers, although Netgear’s decision to use Disney’s subscription-based Circle service for parental controls is discouraging, considering that rival routers and mesh systems have often provided better parental controls for free. The lack of Ethernet ports for wired connections as well as more advanced features in the Orbi app might turn off experienced users as well.

The Asus ZenWiFi AX (XT8) against a white background

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Asus ZenWiFi AX (XT8)

Wi-Fi 6 meets mesh routers

Speed: 802.11ax 4804Mbps down | Connectivity: 2.5 Gigabit Wan, 3 x Gigabit LAN, Gigabit Wan, USB 3.1 | Included mesh nodes: 2 | Features: MU-MIMO, Traffic Analyzer, Adaptive QoS, AiProtection Pro

Great Wi-Fi performance
Good security features
Expensive
Limited to two routers

With the Asus ZenWiFi AX (XT8), Asus has managed to introduce Wi-Fi 6 to that other cutting-edge tech in connectivity; mesh routers. While it is among the more expensive options out there and limits you to two mesh routers, the Asus ZenWifi AX offers blazing fast speeds as well as plenty of flexibility in its setup – such as the option to set up one or two networks using the 2.4 and 5GHz bands. With excellent security features to boot, this is a fantastic choice if you’re looking at the best mesh Wi-Fi systems on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

FAQs

What is a mesh Wi-Fi system?

A mesh Wi-Fi system is a way to expand the signal strength of a single router by adding in a network of interconnected nodes (often called 'satellites') which boost the signal strength around your home or business.

This string of satellites can help elimiate Wi-Fi deadspots or areas of weaker signal, with your devices connecting to the node that offers the strongest signal as you move around without impacting your internet connection.

For smaller homes, a single router is generally strong enough, but for those fortunate to have more rooms or a large office, the best mesh Wi-Fi systems can help keep you online wherever you go.

What is the best mesh Wi-Fi brand for me?

Each brand has its own strengths and weaknesses, with each often catering to a certain use case, price point, or coverage area. It is important to consider these factors when looking for a mesh Wi-Fi deal. Brands such as Google and Amazon focus on ensuring solid connectivity within a home or small office environment.

For those who require faster speeds, such as gamers, content creators, and serial downloaders, Asus has some of the fastest mesh Wi-Fi systems around.

Those looking for a security-oriented option, such as businesses or the privacy-conscious, can rely on TP-Link and Netgear to keep your data safe.

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Desire Athow
Managing Editor, TechRadar Pro

Désiré has been musing and writing about technology during a career spanning four decades. He dabbled in website builders and web hosting when DHTML and frames were in vogue and started narrating about the impact of technology on society just before the start of the Y2K hysteria at the turn of the last millennium.

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