This is how the MyRepublic Wi-Fi Halo will make you believe in routers again

Your home router has one job: So whyy does it make it so hard to do that job? From dropped connections, to complicated setups,etups, to indecipherable troubleshooting menus, to looking like a gaudy blot in the middle of your living room.

But the MyRepublic Wi-Fi Halo is different. Thank goodness it’s different.erent. The rst thing you’ll realize is that it doesn’t lookook like a mechanical bug that might rise to life and gobble your our cats. Instead, the Wi-Fi Halo has a streamlined exterior or with gently soft ambient lighting on its underside. .

But don’t underestimateate its minimalist design. Thee Wi-Fi Halo is a state of thehe art AC2200 dual-band router outer with a four-stream, fourantenna engine that features tures modern Multi-User (MU-- MIMO) Beamforming technologychnology for fast and reliable internet rnet connections for multiple devices.

The Wi-Fi Halo also solves the most vexing parts about routers for most people: setting up and troubleshooting. A Setup Wizard helps you get connected in minutes, and helps you to change your default passwords easily, the rst rst line of defense against internet attacks. A built-in rewall also secures your home network, and parental controls as well as a Wi-Fi analyzer gives you ne-tuned power over internet use. The rourouter even comes with guest networks set up anand easily toggled on, so you don’don’t have to worry about sharing yoyour personal network’s passworpassword with visitors. If you need help with the WiFi Halo, MyRepublic customers can havehav router issues diagnoseddiagno and even xed remotelyremote by the MyRepublic customercustom service team. It’s like havingha your own IT departmentdepart ready to help you with Wi-FiW woes. The Wi-Fi Halo normally commandscomman a price tag of around S$349,S$34 but new and existing MyRepublic customers canca get a great deal on the router. Depending on their choice of MyRepublic bre broadband plan, customers will receive a discount on their purchase of a new Wi-Fi router, ranging from $70 to $350 – the latter essentially making the Wi-Fi Halo available for free.