Amazon Prime Bargains - Chat Thread

On the lookout for a bean to cup coffee machine for new kitchen soon. Any heads up appreciated 👏

wrong thread

Yeah, that's worth bearing in mind alright!

Not as "plug and play" as your standard bean-to-cup but do produce a better quality cup of coffee if that's your thing.

Replying to @mel123's comment in the other thread:

That's weird, It's an Amazon Ireland link so should work here no bother, I ordered both of the power banks!

I can order it no bother and it would be hear on 11 August

anybody buy the eero max 7 routers that were on offer around time day. How are you getting on?

On the assumption you're using them wirelessly and not connected to each other by cable, it's probably worth spending a few hours trying to figure out why the Mercusys is crap first, as you may end up forking out a heap of money just to end up with the same underlying issues. These could range from thick walls/structural steel impeding the signal for backhaul between nodes (they'll typically try to use 5GHz for backhaul as this is fastest - it's also is less good at going through stuff however). Other issues might be interference for other WiFi networks - changing the channels that the units use may improve this. You should be able to use the Mercusys app to see if there's poor signal for any of the nodes and change the settings.

One other option might be to use powerline adapters between the nodes. It wouldn't be my first goto, but I have used it successfully in the past (we're in an old 3 story house with meter thick rubble walls and a good smattering of steel RSJs in the extension so coverage was a nightmare)

I'm running a 3 node mercusys system the last 2 years in a 4 bed bungalow, and it's been great. I have 2 in front rooms on either end of the house and one in a back room in the middle. I get signal out back in the steel shed. I had to optimise is through the app a couple of times in the first week, but it's not been touched since.

Its just TP-Link stuff in a cheaper plastic case with less support.

Ninja have a 20% promotion on most places at the minute. On their own website you get it with the code  NINJA20

The Offer can only be redeemed on purchases that are shipped to United Kingdom.

In case anyone is wondering about the Gilette blades in the no-chat thread (actually about anything really) if an item is both sold by and dispatched by Amazon and not a 3rd party seller, the chances of it being a knock-off are slim to none and in the extremely unlikely event that you get counterfeit goods directly from Amazon (again, not a 3rd party seller) then there will be zero problem getting a full refund.

From 05/08. For new app users 😉