Want more coverage? Simply add another mesh.
The simplest way to get good, reliable Wi-Fi where you need it in your home. Each unit joins the same network, so your devices hand over automatically as you move.
⬤ Qualifies for Vox Rewards
EX511 Wi-Fi 6 Router
A Wi-Fi 6 mesh router with fast AX3000 dual-band speeds and whole-home coverage.
- 1 mesh router unit
- WPA/WPA2/WPA3 encryption
- 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands
Starting from
R49
pm*
Rent or buy
⬤ Qualifies for Vox Rewards
HX520 Home Mesh
Add-on mesh node that fills a dead zone or extends Wi-Fi to an extra room or outbuilding.
- Up to 185 m² extra coverage
- 2 x Gigabit Ethernet ports
- 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands
Starting from
R60
pm x 24*
Rent or buy
⬤ Qualifies for Vox Rewards
Deco X55 Home Mesh
AI-driven mesh tunes your home Wi-Fi automatically, with coverage for areas up to 200 m².
- 3 x Gigabit LAN ports
- WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Personal encryption
- 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands
Starting from
R75
pm*
Rent or buy
⬤ Qualifies for Vox Rewards
ZTE T5400 Home Mesh
Wi-Fi 6 mesh that keeps up to 128 devices connected in larger homes.
- 4 x Gigabit ports per unit
- WPA/WPA2/WPA3 security
- 6 internal antennas
Starting from
R65
pm*
Rent or buy
*Pricing is VAT inclusive and may be subject to CPI-related increases as per terms and conditions. Not a rent-to-own solution.
Getting set up
Better Wi-Fi in 4 simple steps.
Not sure what your home needs? Start with a free assessment, and we’ll take it from there.
1
Book your assessment
Tell us a little about your home and choose a time that suits you.
2
We check your home
A Vox engineer looks at the size of your home, your wall types and where you use Wi-Fi most.
3
Rent or buy
Rent your equipment and save on replacements and upgrades, or buy it outright.
4
Get connected
Your units are set up and every room is on one network. Manage it all from the app.
Discover what Vox Wi-Fi offers
Don’t limit your creativity or entertainment.
Wi-Fi Home Mesh
Wi-Fi for small homes, cost-effective and powerful.
Best for homes under 150 m²
An entry-level Wi-Fi solution for small to medium homes of about 150 m². Reliable, predictable bandwidth for streaming video and everyday use around the home.
- Includes Wi-Fi router
- Expand your coverage with additional units
- Ideal for homes needing less than 150 m² of Wi-Fi coverage
Wi-Fi Home Executive
Premium home Wi-Fi solution.
Best for large or complex homes
Tailored for more complex home requirements, with a system designed, installed and managed by Vox.
- Free on-site Wi-Fi assessment
- Scoping and design for your home
- Centralised cloud controller, managed by Vox
- Premium Wi-Fi access points (Ruckus, Ubiquiti and similar)
- Cabling, installation and setup
Why Vox Wi-Fi
Built for real home life.
One network for the home
Stay on one strong network wherever you are. No more signing in again every time you go upstairs.
Stable long-range connectivity
A powerful, stable connection from the top of the stairs to the bottom of the basement.
Mobile app to manage usage
Set up your network, check speeds, change settings and turn on parental controls from your phone.
Connect more devices
Vox Wi-Fi Home Mesh gives multiple devices a lag-free connection at the same time.
Rental or purchase options
Save on replacements and upgrades with our rental option, or buy your equipment outright.
Free onsite Wi-Fi assessment
Our trained engineers come to you, assess your requirements and recommend the right solution.
*Qualifying areas only.
Tools and resources
Everything you need, in one place.
Product sheets
Download the details
How it works
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Frequently asked
Your questions, answered.
We have the Wi-Fi answers you need below. Still stuck? Our support team is one call away.
All Wi-Fi equipment supplied by Vox covers an estimated 100 m², depending on what your walls are made of. Vox recommends adding one more device for every extra 50 to 100 m².
You can have up to eight mesh units in your home. A Vox Wi-Fi Home Mesh network handles a mix of smart-home products, smart TVs, smartphones, tablets and peripherals such as wireless printers.
Dual-chain (2×2 MIMO) Wi-Fi equipment supports at least 20 connected devices. Vox options easily handle 50 to 100.
Cabling is always the most reliable option. Mesh Wi-Fi works very well these days but can still be affected by very thick walls. Use a mesh solution if the walls in your home are a standard thickness.
Yes.
Choose one unit as your primary device and connect it to your router to give your home internet access. Place the other units in any room. Each unit detects and configures the others automatically to create one Wi-Fi system.
- Placement makes a big difference, but it is not an exact science. Try your units in a few different spots to find what works best.
- If your home has wired Ethernet, connect your units by cable. A wired connection is faster and more stable than a wireless one.
Bluetooth products, cordless phones, microwave ovens, alarms, surveillance systems and other wireless networks can all affect your Wi-Fi. Place your router, access point or mesh units as far from these as possible, and not in an enclosed space such as a cabinet or desk.
No. LTE (Long-Term Evolution) is the long-range wireless technology used to send the internet to your home over radio waves. Wi-Fi shares that connection around your home.
Home networks are becoming as complex and device-heavy as business networks. With a managed Wi-Fi solution, our Service Centre monitors your network in the cloud and fixes issues remotely, so more devices can stream without interruption.
Bluetooth products, cordless phones, microwave ovens, alarms and surveillance and other wireless LANs will all have an effect on your Wi-Fi network.
No, LTE (Long-Term Evolution) is the technology used to send the Internet to your home via radio waves. It’s a long distance wireless technology.
Home networks are becoming just as complicated and device-heavy as that of the enterprise networks. A managed Wi-Fi solution allows our Service Centre to remotely troubleshoot and improve network performance using cloud-based monitoring and administrative tools. This ensures more connected devices can stream and enjoy uninterrupted Wi-Fi in your home.
Dual-Chain (2×2 MIMO) Wi-Fi equipment allows for a large number of connected devices – at least 20 or more. Vox offerings can easily accommodate 50 to 100 connected devices.
Cabling is always the most reliable option. Mesh Wi-Fi technology is really good these days but can still be badly affected by very thick walls. Use a mesh solution if the walls in your home are a standard thickness.
All Wi-Fi equipment supplied by Vox is strong enough to cover an estimated 100 square metres, depending on what material your walls are made of. Vox recommends adding an additional device for every 50 to 100 square metres extra.
- Unit placement is an important step towards enjoying fast, reliable Wi-Fi. However, placement is not an exact science, and you may have to experiment with your units in different locations for optimal performance.
- If your house is designed with wired Ethernet, hardwiring your units is always the preferred option.
- As we know, a wired connection is more stable and faster than the wireless connection. Thus, to provide a fast and reliable Wi-Fi network to your room, the wired connection is a good choice if it’s available.
The Vox Wi-Fi Home Mesh pack includes two identical units that can be placed wherever you need Wi-Fi most in your home. During setup, you will choose one unit to serve as your primary device. It will connect to your router to enable Internet access for your home. From there, additional units can be placed in any room, and each unit will automatically detect and configure the others to create a seamless Wi-Fi system.
While you could use a single mesh unit as a stand-alone router, Vox Wi-Fi Home Mesh works best when multiple units work together as part of a system. One two-pack has a range of up to 260 square metres and most homes will benefit best from the two-pack configuration. For larger coverage, you can add up to eight units to the initial two.
Yes.
The two-pack can connect up to 100 devices and you can include up to eight units in your home if more coverage is needed. A Vox Wi-Fi Home Mesh network can handle a mix of IoT products, smart TVs, smartphones, tablets and peripherals, such as wireless printers.
Dual-Chain (2×2 MIMO) Wi-Fi equipment allows for a large number of connected devices – at least 20 or more. Vox offerings can easily accommodate 50 to 100 connected devices.
Cabling is always the most reliable option when it comes to Wi-Fi signal strength. Mesh Wi-Fi technology is really good these days but can still be badly affected by very thick walls. Use a mesh solution if the walls in your home are a standard thickness.
No, LTE Long-Term Evolution) is the technology used to send the ‘Internet’ to your home via radio waves. It’s a long-distance wireless technology.
Position the Wi-Fi router, access point or mesh extender as far away from microwave ovens, Bluetooth devices, and 2.4 GHz cordless phones as possible. Do not place the Wi-Fi router, access point or mesh extender in an enclosed area (inside a cabinet, desk, etc).
Bluetooth products, cordless phones, microwave ovens, alarms and surveillance and other wireless LANs will all have an effect on your Wi-Fi network.
All Wi-Fi equipment supplied by Vox is strong enough to cover an estimated 100 square metres, depending on what material your walls are made of. Vox recommends adding an additional device for every 50 to 100 square metres extra.
