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Nov 30, 2025 7:11 AM

[Walmart] Wyze Wi-Fi 6E Mesh Router Pro 2-Pack — $56 (Reg. $280) — 80% Off!

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Wyze Wi-Fi 6E Mesh Router Pro 2-Pack — $56

Price: $56.00 + Free Shipping

Link: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Wyze-W...1678540520

Deal Details:
Walmart has the Wyze Wi-Fi 6E Mesh Router Pro 2-Pack (Model: WF6ETBMRS) on sale for $56.00 with free shipping. This is the lowest price I've seen for this WiFi 6E mesh system!
Regular Price: $280ish
Sale Price: $56

Note: Walmart Associates get an additional 10% off

Specs:
SpecDetailsWi-Fi StandardWi-Fi 6E (802.11ax with 6 GHz support)
BandwidthAXE5400
BandsTri-Band (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz + 6 GHz)
CoverageUp to 2,000 sq. ft. per unit
Devices75+ per router
Ports1x 2.5 Gbps WAN, 2x 1 Gbps LAN
CPUARM Cortex A53 Dual-Core 1 GHz
RAM1 GB DDR3L
BackhaulWired Ethernet supported
Price Comparison:
RetailerPriceWyze.com$280
Amazon~$180
Walmart (This Deal)$56
Why This is a Great Deal:
This is WiFi 6E (the latest standard) at a WiFi 5 budget price. Comparable mesh systems like the Google Nest WiFi Pro, TP-Link Deco XE75, and eero Pro 6E typically run $200-400 for a 2-pack.

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Community Reviews

Wyze Wi Fi 6E Mesh Router Pro is a budget mesh kit that stands out for its 6E support, multi gig Ethernet, USB connectivity, and strong 5 GHz throughput. The low profile nodes and future proof networking make it appealing as an upgrade from an older ISP router or a very old single router. The main concerns are limited settings, weak parental controls, and reports that the units run extremely hot. Firmware updates have also been sparse, so long term support looks uncertain. A cheap way to test mesh performance if you can live with the basics.

people upgrading from an ISP-provided router who want a low-cost mesh upgrade because one commenter said it was "definitely an upgrade" over their ISP router and they only needed one node for decent speed/coverage.
dangitzken
new Wi‑Fi 6E/6 GHz experimenters who will keep expectations realistic because commenters noted 6 GHz can mean higher theoretical speeds but worse wall penetration, so it's best when you're in direct sight of the router/satellite.
hindolam
buyers who need a replacement mesh system for an older Orbi setup because one commenter said their older Orbi (RBR20/RBS20) isn't supported anymore and they're trying the Wyze 6E Pro 2-pack instead.
blahbbs
people who want multi-gig wired connectivity on a future-proofing mesh at a bargain price because a PCMag review cited "multi-gig Ethernet and USB connectivity" and "reasonably priced" Wi‑Fi 6E support as pros.
RickB

buyers who want long-term firmware support and reliability because multiple commenters said the units run extremely hot and that Wyze stopped supporting them / firmware updates are sparse, making long-term reliability uncertain.
hindolam PowerfulName4771 michi098
people planning to use the mesh nodes as their only router with advanced networking features because commenters said the setup is limited (e.g., can only be managed through the internet and lacks features like dnsmasq/DDNS).
Deltaron Deltaron
buyers who are worried about security/privacy and data handling because one commenter alleged "all your data goes thru it" and that "no encryption can protect your data," while others raised concerns about vulnerability and hot hardware.
spicybond igorjrr
homeowners who care about strong parental controls because a PCMag review summary said the router "lacks strong parental controls."
RickB
buyers who need good performance through walls or non-line-of-sight placement because commenters warned 6 GHz doesn't penetrate walls as easily as 5 GHz, so you won't get a good connection unless you're close/directly aligned.
hindolam

Common Questions (5)

Yes. The units are repeatedly described as running extremely hot, even scalding hot, and the manual reportedly acknowledges the heat. That raises long-term reliability concerns for an always-on router.
igorjrr hindolam PowerfulName4771 man00
The Walmart deal is the Wi‑Fi 6E Pro model, which is tri-band with a 6 GHz channel and includes a 2.5 Gbps WAN port. The regular Wyze Wi‑Fi 6 version is dual-band and has 1 Gbps wired ports.
blahbbs SlickClub9184 michi098 Greygooser
No. The cheaper $48 Wyze 2-pack and the Wyze.com $77 2-pack are the regular Wyze Wi‑Fi 6 model, not the Pro. The Walmart deal is the 6E Pro version.
Rl_Dreams Greygooser Jump4 blahbbs
6 GHz can deliver higher theoretical speeds, but it penetrates walls worse than 5 GHz, so the benefit is strongest in direct line of sight. Wi‑Fi 6E can be a step up from Wi‑Fi 5, but the practical gain depends heavily on placement and your current router.
3pinephrine hindolam Deltaron
Firmware support appears sparse, with only three updates since release and roughly one per year. One comment also says Wyze has stopped supporting the routers, so future updates and longevity are uncertain.
PowerfulName4771 michi098

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31 Comments

blahbbs

Nov 30, 2025 8:07 PM

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blahbbsNov 30, 2025 8:07 PM

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Quote from Deltaron

Nobody mentioned if this was sold by Walmart or a marketplace seller like VIP Outlet. I wonder if Walmart has it for $50 for people near a location with it in stock but $56 for VIP Outlet? Or did Walmart itself never sell this for $50 or $56?

Second I did a bit of web searching on the Wyze which is now much faster with A I. The Wyze does run hot and can only be managed through the Internet where it keeps a continously open socket with occasional keep alive packets. Fortunately it appears it's based in the US so hopefully Wyze doesn't farm their firmware out to China who is known to snoop people's data. Also Wyze firmware cannot be changed to custom router firmware so it's going to be a very basic network setup unless you make the Wyze handle wireless only and use a more capable router in control which is the only way I would ever use these.

As the first time I've ever read about mesh routers, it seems all they do is efficiently hand wireless connections to the strongest signal rather than hold onto the existing connection until it's unusable with a brief gap reconnecting to a stronger SSID. It's hard to know how much difference this will make which is why I checked it says returnable in store even if you buy from VIP Outlet.

$48.99 at Wyze.com - https://www.wyze.com/products/wyz...3161952418 [wyze.com]
Is it worth $7 more to be able to return it to a Walmart store than ship it? Probably even though Wyze.com says they send a prepaid shipping label. I simply have no idea how much better 2 mesh units will be than a single more powerful router for wireless.

That 2-pack of routers that you linked to isn't the same. The ones in your link are the regular Wyze WiFI 6 routers. The $56 one is the WiFi 6E Wyze Pro model.

blahbbs

Nov 30, 2025 8:09 PM

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Quote from blahbbs

In for one (well, a 2-pack). I got a new place and my older Orbi RBR20/RBS20 router isn't supported anymore. I've used Wyze cameras since V1, and while they can be a bit dodgy at times, at this price, I'll give 'em a try.

I ordered the $50 2-pack, but I got an email with an order cancellation. I tried ordering again ($56 this time) and so far, it has gone through.

Deltaron

Nov 30, 2025 8:10 PM

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DeltaronNov 30, 2025 8:10 PM

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Quote from blahbbs

That 2-pack of routers that you linked to isn't the same. The ones in your link are the regular Wyze WiFI 6 routers. The $56 one is the WiFi 6E Wyze Pro model.

Good catch. I'm not too knowledgeable on Wyze products. Then the $56 Walmart deal is the best option. I still think it's very iffy if adding 2 of these to an existing network to handle wireless only will make any noticeable difference in wireless speeds/signal, but I guess we have until January 31st to return to a Walmart store. I do cringe at the thought of people using these as their sole routers since they are so limited in features. I can't live without dnsmasq and ddns.

michi098

Nov 30, 2025 8:52 PM

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Quote from PowerfulName4771

This hasn't had a firmware update in a long while. Wyze has stopped supporting them. These units also run crazy hot. So not sure how long this will last.

I just took a look. Their firmware updates really aren't impressive. They had three since the router was released. Basically one a year.

1.0.1.109 (May 1, 2023)
1.0.1.121 (May 7, 2024)
1.0.1.167 (June 18, 2025)

SlickClub9184

Nov 30, 2025 9:02 PM

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SlickClub9184Nov 30, 2025 9:02 PM

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Walmart and Wyze.com are totally different products. One from Walmart is 6E, tri-band (has a 6Ghz channel) and has 1 x2.5Gbs wired port. While one at Wyze is 6, dual-band and got 1 Gbs wired ports

MusicShark

Dec 1, 2025 12:50 AM

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MusicSharkDec 1, 2025 12:50 AM

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Quote from SlickClub9184

Walmart and Wyze.com are totally different products. One from Walmart is 6E, tri-band (has a 6Ghz channel) and has 1 x2.5Gbs wired port. While one at Wyze is 6, dual-band and got 1 Gbs wired ports

Wait, so one is a WWyze?

Rl_Dreams

Dec 1, 2025 3:31 AM

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Rl_DreamsDec 1, 2025 3:31 AM

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$48 2 pack directly from Wyze. So why risk a WM 3rd party seller?

jkloisdafoiwdaf

Dec 1, 2025 3:33 AM

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jkloisdafoiwdafDec 1, 2025 3:33 AM

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Quote :

WiFi 6E (the latest standard)

This is outdated (WiFi 7 is current standard), abandoned garbage by Wyze

spicybond

Dec 1, 2025 5:22 AM

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spicybondDec 1, 2025 5:22 AM

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Be careful with Wyze. there must be a hidden reason, it is this cheap. Hint: All your data goes thru it. no encryption can protect your data.

b0ooo

Dec 1, 2025 8:37 AM

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b0oooDec 1, 2025 8:37 AM

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Quote from MusicShark

Where could I get it for $280?

It's even $76 on wyze's website but a msrp of $347.98

miotch

Dec 1, 2025 10:25 AM

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miotchDec 1, 2025 10:25 AM

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Quote from spicybond

Be careful with Wyze. there must be a hidden reason, it is this cheap. Hint: All your data goes thru it. no encryption can protect your data.

Not that I don't share your concern about sketchy products - I've given a hard pass on TCL routers for similar concerns, but that's a Chinese company. Wyze is not (though they have had their share of security concerns, mostly breaches).

There are plenty of types of encryption that could keep your data safe from prying eyes, depending on what you're doing.

Regardless, anyone with these concerns should probably also avoid using products by Nest (Google) or eero (Amazon) as well.

You'd be best off going with companies that aren't based in PRC, and aren't in the data brokering business.

My personal recommendation would be Ubiquiti if you can afford it and can figure out the setup.

Netgear is also an option if you want something easier.

Acer and Asus are also fine until Taiwan gets invaded by China.

Greygooser

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Dec 1, 2025 12:07 PM

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Greygooser

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Dec 1, 2025 12:07 PM

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Quote from Rl_Dreams

$48 2 pack directly from Wyze. So why risk a WM 3rd party seller?

the $48 one is not the PRO model

TunaNugget

Dec 1, 2025 12:40 PM

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TunaNuggetDec 1, 2025 12:40 PM

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Quote from spicybond

Be careful with Wyze. there must be a hidden reason, it is this cheap. Hint: All your data goes thru it. no encryption can protect your data.

My experience with Wyze has been that if they're selling it cheap it's to turn it into a subscription service later.

michi098

Dec 1, 2025 1:52 PM

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michi098Dec 1, 2025 1:52 PM

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Quote from Rl_Dreams

$48 2 pack directly from Wyze. So why risk a WM 3rd party seller?

There are two models. Regular and Pro. The one on sale that we are talking about is the Pro. You are looking at the regular one.

Jump4

Dec 1, 2025 1:55 PM

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Jump4Dec 1, 2025 1:55 PM

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the wyze 6E Pro model 2-pack is also available direct from Wyze for $77 https://www.wyze.com/products/wyz...router-pro

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