Vilo says its routers support up to 867 Mbps on the 5-GHz band and 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz. Sadly, the internet in my area is limited to around 30 Mbps, so I'm unable to test this.

Vilo was both the slowest and cheapest mesh router in our testing.

Vilo's $20-per-node mesh router promises to upend traditional mesh router pricing. Does it deliver, performance-wise? Yeah, pretty much.

Vilo's new mesh router system costs just $20 per node, replacing premium Wi-Fi technologies with something a little older but a whole lot less expensive.

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 system. Why? Because it’s dirt cheap and stupidly simple ...

If Vilo, which admittedly was a company we’d never heard of prior to this review, has its way, home Wi-Fi systems are about to get really cheap. Like $69.98 for a three-pack mesh Wi-Fi system.

Our Vilo VLWF01 review will help you decide if this is the budget mesh router for you or if you’d be better off upgrading to one of the best mesh Wi-Fi systems instead.

The Vilo 6 is a reasonably priced two-piece Wi-Fi 6 mesh system, but its throughput performance is lacking, and it doesn’t support all Wi-Fi 6 technologies.

Vilo’s routers support Wi-Fi 5 with speeds of up to 867Mbps and a range of 4,500 square feet. These specs are fine for common use cases like videoconferencing, downloading games, online shopping ...

The Vilo Mesh Wi-Fi System is an impressive router for under $100. Photo: Florence Ion/Gizmodo I’m always wary of suggesting a mesh wifi solution to a friend or family member who needs better ...

At just $40 per device, Vilo's mesh system could net you a three-piece mesh setup capable of relaying a steadier Wi-Fi signal throughout your home for a low cost of $116, plus shipping. But at ...

The Vilo 6 is a reasonably priced two-piece Wi-Fi 6 mesh system, but its throughput performance is lacking, and it doesn’t support all Wi-Fi 6 technologies.