A little bigger than a can of Red Bull and clad in matte-white plastic, each Vilo device comes with three Ethernet ports for wired connections, which you don't always get with cheap mesh routers ...

No support for Wi-Fi 6 or WPA3. Some devices connect to routers farther away. I ran into issues with my Sonos speakers. Setting up the Vilo system is easy. I was sent the three-pack, and each ...

A primary unit plugs into your modem, just as you would with a regular router, but then you can connect further units to expand WiFi coverage elsewhere. Theoretically, Vilo says, you could keep ...

Routers are pretty boring to write about, but every once in a while I’ll make an exception, as is the case with the new Vilo mesh Wi-Fi ... a ‘main’ unit to connect to your modem.

Vilo is also selling a single standalone router for $19, compared to $79 with ... automatic alerts when unrecognized devices attempt to connect to the network. The company’s positioning is ...

Priced at just $20 for a single router or $60 for a three-pack that connects together to blanket up to a 4,500-square-foot home, Vilo promises to connect up to 120 devices at a time at a fraction ...

Vilo might not be a familiar name in home networking, but at $20 per node, its new Vilo Mesh Wi-Fi System is the lowest-priced kit we’ve ever seen. Is there a catch? A small one: Vilo’s dual ...

Vilo’s three pack of its VLWF01 towers ... from using manual IP addressing to adjusting how the router connects to my broadband connection. It’s worth the effort to turn on the network ...

Follow the instructions to unplug your modem for two minutes, then connect the Vilo router to your modem and power up both devices. When the LED turns solid amber, use your phone to scan the QR ...