My WiFi is set up n the dining area of our house. It’s on an outside wall too. Would not let the installers get in the attic and mess up all the new insulation we had installed recently. As a result of this WiFi reception on the other side of the house is very weak. What’s the best booster on the market? Help appreciated
I’ve got a new in box nighthawk AC2600 for $100
- Get ultimate WiFi speeds—up to 2.53Gbps (800+1733 Mbps)
- Quad-Stream technology delivers WiFi to multiple devices simultaneously for faster speeds
- Next generation Wave2 WiFi—160MHz, MU-MIMO, Quad-stream
- Four high-performance external antennas deliver maximum range
- Dynamic QoS prioritizes network traffic by application and device
- Powerful 1.7GHz dual-core processor boosts performance for gaming and streaming
- Twin USB 3.0 and eSATA ports offer high-speed, USB storage-ready access
- NEW & IMPROVED FEATURES: With the latest firmware release your Nighthawk X4S now includes NETGEAR Nighthawk App, ReadyCLOUD, Open VPN access on mobile devices, and Kwilt integration. Learn more below.
- NEW: Additional DFS channels (15 more channels) in 5GHz for interference free operation.
- NEW FEATURE: Works with Amazon Alexa™ & the Google® Assistant – Control your home network using voice commands
I gave up and spent the money on an Eero mesh wifi setup. It’s not inexpensive, but it will get the job done. Especially in and old house like mine.
We use this in our RV when at parks with poor WiFi.
I can give the password to folks several spots away and they stream TV.
I got a cheap gigabit adapter to run network on the electrical grid through an electrical plug, put another router out in the shop. Cheap, effective.
I got one of those to try in my shop, but it has it's own meter so even though the grid is the same, it won't backfeed through the meter for whatever reason.
ok your post is a bit confusing Is all that stuff you listed in order the specifications of the Netgear you have at the last of your post????
If it's a single story house and you don't have a crapton of users on at one time, then something like a Netgear Nighthawk router should do you just fine. We run multiple devices streaming thoughout the house and also must have a dedicated internet for our security system, so a mesh system works best for us. We went with Orbi mesh and couldn't be happier.
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