WiFi range extenders tap directly into the wired connection, so your bandwidth is unaffected. This extends your existing network to a new location, without retransmitting data or creating a separate wireless network. If you're in a compromised setting that a WiFi repeater can't reach, and you want the fastest connection possible, a WiFi extender is the way to go.

What is a Wi-Fi extender?
A Wi-Fi extender connects with your router either wirelessly or through a wired connection to help extend your internet signal into rooms that are Wi-Fi dead zones due to walls, furniture obstructions or general spacing. It’s a separate device that sits between your wireless router and the area where you want stronger Wi-Fi coverage.

How does a Wi-Fi extender work?
The Wi-Fi extender (sometimes referred to as a Wi-Fi range extender) grabs the existing signal and then re-broadcasts it on a different channel from its position, effectively giving you a wider range of wireless signal.

The biggest challenge is finding the right location for your Wi-Fi extender. It needs to be close enough to your router that it can grab the signal, but far enough away that it can re-broadcast that signal to the room or area where you need stronger Wi-Fi.

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