…The biggest issue with keeping an old router on your network isn't the maximum download speed — even Wi-Fi 5 can handle Gigabit networks. The problem is that your network "feels…
…The one thing common across every home network in the world is a single moment. That single moment when your ISP sends over a shiny new router with Wi-Fi 7 (or…
…Sign in to your XDA account Wi-Fi 7 might be the hotness right now, but it's (mostly) marketing fluff unless your home network is up to the task. It was…
…Related Wi-Fi 7 will not fix what's actually wrong with your home network A new router alone won't upgrade your network to Wi-Fi 7
…Related A Wi-Fi 6 router didn't fix my network, so I did this instead I replaced my ISP router , but it wasn't the magical fix I thought it would…
…Related 5 router settings most people never touch that could fix their Wi-Fi problems overnight Thirty minutes of deep menu diving could set your network straight for months 5GHz is faster…
…Rebooting the router allows it to flush memory leaks, temporary logs, and DHCP conflicts, restoring your Wi-Fi performance. This is why a reboot often makes your network feel snappier. You don…
…Faster wired connections were precisely what my network needed to perform better in all areas, including my Wi-Fi. Then I acquired a NAS with a 10 GbE connection and a Wi…
…Anyone who came over was a trusted friend or family member, so what was the point of a guest network? Except it's more than just having one Wi-Fi password for…
…Mesh Wi-Fi networks solve range issues by introducing intense latency and throughput taxes. Before you drop a couple of hundred dollars on a consumer mesh kit, you need to understand the…