Motorola via its intelligent networking products arm Minim, has unveiled its latest home wireless networking solution to the Indian market. The Motorola MH7020 Wi-Fi Mesh system, the MH7022, and the MH7023 are all available via Amazon India or Flipkart priced from Rs. 7,999 (~$109).
The Motorola home Wi-Fi mesh system offers all-round exceptional coverage, data security, and quality broadband service at a very competitive price to customers in the subcontinent. The Motorola MH7020 has a dedicated channel for Wi-Fi at ultra-fast internet speeds. The embedded Wi-Fi amplifiers effectively eliminate Wi-Fi dead spots, as the entire household is covered, up to 5,000 square feet. The new system also has mobile app support via the motosync app and Motorola is offering free upgrades to users in India who had the previous app, the Motomanage.
The Motosync app offers lifetime access to premium features that helps you to effectively secure and control your Wi-Fi resources. It provides a seamless, secure, and connected internet experience. The motosync helps to monitor the Home Wi-Fi system from anywhere. In addition, it offers advanced threat detection features and security alerts. With the mobile app, you can prevent unauthorized access to your home network, as well as optimize network performance through speed and signal strength scans. The app also enables users to set parental control measures for the safety of minors.
The Motorola MH7020 Wi-Fi Mesh system is available in India in some variants. The MH7020 mesh-ready Wi-Fi router is priced at Rs. 7,999 (~$109), while the MH7022 consisting of the router and a satellite unit is priced at Rs. 13,999 (~$191). The highest-priced model is the Motorola MH7023 which consists of a router and two satellite units and is priced at Rs. 19,999 (~$272). .
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