Speedtests
Speedtests for the DLink DIR-X3060Z as a single Access Point (AP), Wireless Mesh and Wired Mesh.

• I used my existing router, Mikrotik RB5009UG+S+IN as the main router.
  
• The X3060Zs are configured as APs in Bridge mode.
  
• I'm using the default 100% transmission power for both bands.
  
• 2.4Ghz is set to 20Mhz and 5Ghz to 80Mhz.
  
• Unifi is 800/200.
  
• The Mikrotik router is located in my office room on the 1st floor towards the right & back of the house.
  
• For all tests, the main X3060Z is in the same office room on the 1st floor.
  
• For wireless mesh tests, the 2nd X3060Z is located downstairs in the living room at the foot of the stairs which is to the right of the house. This spot has a power point and good signal from the main X3060Z.
  
• For wired mesh tests, the 2nd X3060Z is located downstairs in the living room to the front & left of the house. Because the network point & switch are here.
  
• House is 24'x80' Bult-up not sure, 55"?. Maybe I draw a plan later.
  

|Location|Single AP (1st)|Wireless Mesh|Wired Mesh|

Office Room (1st)	761/214	-	-
Dining Room (G)	478/210	372/217	807/213 (flaps)
Living Room (G)	389/217	353/216	813/212 (flaps)

MacBook Air M1 Wifi6 2x2 80Mhz

Location	Single AP (1st)	Wireless Mesh	Wired Mesh
Office (1st)	739/242	-	-
Dining Room (G)	332/220	377/232	723/261
Living Room (G)	340/228	387/213	747/257
Porch Door (G)	51/52	337/233	638/232
Porch Gate (G)	No signal	279/232	630/271
Master Room (1st)	509/236	280/214	519/245
Master Toilet (1st)	219/207	240/187 (flaps)	411/227 (flaps)

iPhone 13 Pro Wifi6 2x2 80Mhz

*(flaps) means the device cannot decide which mesh to connect to because it sees the same signal strength so it keeps changing and half the time, it connects to the slower one. It's probably because I left the transmission power at 100%.