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Apple Product support has stated thtat their HomePod product does not work with the mesh extender Model EX7300v2. Is there any plans to fix this? They recomened Orbi or Eero as solutions. I am using a Spectrum cable modem and router. Will Model EX7300v2 be upgrade to allow HomePos to connect?
I set the extender up as a stand alone circuit, not as a mesh circuit. The Apple HomePod Mini had no problems recogizing the extended circuit. It just had trouble with the "meshed" ciircuit.
Thats great. I have not had problems with other devices (iPhone, Honeywell Thermostats, Kuna security lights). But my Homepod Mini can not access the extended mesh cicuit and Apple Support states its a Netgear problem. I can access the un-extended wifi circuit (disconnected extender) with the home pod. So its not an Apple problem and not a Netgear problem, its just my problem.
Yes, I did a search on both Apple and Netgear and a general search.
Yes, I found a lot of problems out there with HomePod and wifi, but not anything that was similar to my problem.
Remember, my iPhone, my HoneyWell thermostats and my Kuna security cameras all work with my NetGear extender hardware. Apple engineers say it is a problem with the extender, and that only high priced ORBI and ERRO devices work.
Remember, my iPhone, my HoneyWell thermostats and my Kuna security cameras all work with my NetGear extender hardware. Apple engineers say it is a problem with the extender, and that only high priced ORBI and ERRO devices work.
there should be no reason that it only works with orbi/eero. That'd be a failure on apples part.
I set the extender up as a stand alone circuit, not as a mesh circuit. The Apple HomePod Mini had no problems recogizing the extended circuit. It just had trouble with the "meshed" ciircuit.
