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Shop M. Opoku · Delivery & collection in Ghana
Ask M. Opoku
Tell it where you are, how many people need to be online and what they do — and get a recommendation with the reasoning behind it, not a product list.
Hello, I am the M. Opoku assistant. I can help you work out which device fits your situation, whether you need an antenna, mesh Wi-Fi or power backup, and whether installation is worth it. What are you trying to connect?
Rule-based assistant: answers come from M. Opoku's own guidance rules and catalogue, not a live AI service. Questions are answered on this website's server. For anything specific to your address, check coverage or talk to a person.
Tap a question to copy it, paste it into the box — or ask the same thing in your own words.
A rule-based assistant, not a live AI
The assistant gives a quick opinion. These go further on the detail.
Prices, stock and specifications are maintained by M. Opoku and recorded from the devices themselves rather than manufacturer datasheets. Ask us to confirm anything critical before you buy.
Scope
The assistant recognises these eight areas. Anything outside them gets an honest “I do not know” and a pointer to a person — which is the most useful thing a rule-based assistant can do.
Home, office, shop or rural site — how many people, what they do online, and what that means for the device you need.
Why the signal drops indoors, when an antenna fixes it, and when the problem is the network rather than the router.
MIMO versus Yagi, which connector your router uses, and why cheap coaxial cable throws away the gain you paid for.
When one router is enough, when you need mesh, and where the nodes should go in a building with concrete walls.
Where Starlink makes sense, what it needs to work, and the power budget it brings with it.
Keeping the router alive through an outage, and sizing a UPS or inverter for the equipment you actually have.
What a technician does on the day, when professional mounting is worth paying for, and what you can do yourself.
How tracking works, what the warranty covers, and what to do when a device develops a fault.