A Wi-Fi Range Extender is a networking device designed to improve the coverage and reliability of a wireless network by amplifying and rebroadcasting the signal from an existing router. These devices are commonly used in homes, offices, and public spaces where Wi-Fi signals may struggle to reach certain areas due to distance, walls, or interference.
The primary purpose of a Wi-Fi range extender is to eliminate dead zones, ensuring consistent connectivity throughout the coverage area. By capturing the original Wi-Fi signal and retransmitting it, the extender helps devices maintain stronger connections, reduce dropouts, and achieve better speeds, especially in larger or multi-story buildings. Setup of a Wi-Fi range extender is generally straightforward, with many modern devices offering plug-and-play functionality. Users typically place the extender at a location where the existing Wi-Fi signal is still strong, often midway between the router and the area needing better coverage.
Once powered on, the…
