Question

Is RSSI -49, a good or bad WiFi signal strength?  

Answer 1

Mine went to -37 when I got EERO mesh

Comments

@magus that is good for you but how does that answer his question?  

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It tells him that if you get an EERO mesh network it can make the RSSI better.  

Answer 2

The lower the better, but as long as youre under -60, you should be good

Answer 3

Real good

Answer 4

-49 is pretty good. closer to 0 the better.  

Answer 5

Anything between -30 and -60 is good.  

Answer 6

It's good!  

Answer 7

I got a cam at 69 no issues

Answer 8

Yup yup. Good

Answer 9

Good. The closer to zero you get the better

Answer 10

Mine is at -52 , tried adding a WiFi extender, and does nothing to improve it. Do you really need the chime pro?  

Comments

@hennessy351 that's a good question. Cams, doorbell responding quickly, across all devices with or without the chime pro. I'm ranging -14 to -48 and don't lose my connections - thinking I should just remove the chime pro.  

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@vigor67968 G @alversonson thanks!  

Answer 11

Mine is similar to that but my chime is -27 and my image is still shit most of the time.  

Answer 12

Pretty decent

Answer 13

It's a healthy number, anything above -60 is considered solid, below -60 may be an issue, potentially unstable.  

Answer 14

Isn't it a measure of resistance? The lower number the better?  

Comments

@senile I'm not too technical but was told this is a measure of signal strength - a Google search returned this definition - RSSI stands for Received Signal Strength Indicator. It is an estimated measure of power level that a RF client device is receiving from an access point or router. At larger distances, the signal gets weaker and the wireless data rates get slower, leading to a lower overall data throughput. So an RSSI of -35 is better than an RSSI of let's say -67.  

Answer 15

I purchased a google mesh router and all connectivity issues were resolved.