Wyze Mesh and Mesh Pro Antenna Patterns

[Semper0]

Can I get 3D illustrations of the Wyze Mesh and Mesh Pro antenna patterns? This would greatly support planning for placement of the mesh routers in a mutli story home. And support the decision making on which version and how many to purchase. Having a radio transmitter background I can’t imagine the designers did not measure the patterns. Thank you

[carverofchoice]

The Internal Photos for the Wyze Mesh Router Pro have approved FCC confidentiality until 5/6/23.
I don’t know about “3D illustrations” but if you ask again in about a month (or check the FCC website yourself), part of your request will be possible through publicly available information showing pictures of the internals and I assume where the antennas are and how they are arranged. Seeing that layout may be sufficient to help you understand how the antennas are arranged if that is important to you.

Incidentally, they didn’t want adjustable antennas as they said in the video about making this device:

7:01 we wanted it to not have
7:04 the antennas that stick out because we
7:05 find a lot of times with the antenna is
7:07 not only that they just ugly that people
7:10 don’t position them correctly like they
7:12 try to hide them and put them down and
7:14 put them in all sorts of weird angles
7:15 and then it turns out that their
7:18 coverage is actually worse than if
7:20 they’d had internal antenna so we’ve
7:23 modeled this so that it looks very good
7:25 in an open space and that you can leave
7:26 it out and you don’t have to hide it in
7:28 a closet where the coverage isn’t going
7:29 to be good

How We Made Wyze Mesh Router

From what they have said publicly, it is designed specifically to work best when you have it sitting flat on a surface parallel to the ground. If you mount it on a wall, it will not work as well to get coverage everywhere.

[Semper0]

Thanks but I am not concerned about the physical antenna configuration within the device. I am only interested in the RF propagation pattern produced by the antennas. That is the 3D pattern (and ranges / signal drop off) that I would like to see. An internal picture of the antennas might indicate some things about the RF pattern but without full knowledge of the antenna construction and specs (and an EE degree) there is no way to predict the pattern. Also the external construction of the case etc would impact that pattern. So for the those of us with a minimum background in RF propagation the measured RF pattern is most valuable.

In a message dated 4/8/2023 8:56:43 PM Central Standard Time, notifications@wyze.discoursemail.com writes: