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Needless to say, when you don’t need or want Wi-Fi, a non-Wi-Fi router is a fitting option. However, the point here is that such a router remains an excellent choice even when you want Wi-Fi. Let me explain! Technically, a Wi-Fi router is a standard router that includes an access point (WAP) in the same hardware box—the latter broadcasts Wi-Fi signals. This convenient design works well when: You only need one Wi-Fi access point, which is ideal when you live in a relatively small home, and You can place it in the ideal spot within your home for optimal coverage—often at the center. The problem