The wifi signal, those waves that we do not see in the air but that we like so much, we want them to reach everywhere, to the bed, to the living room, to the garden, to the terrace, to the balcony.
What maximum distance does a Wi-Fi router reach? How far can the signal be extended? You tell me how far you want your Wi-Fi signal to arrive and I tell you what technology you should use. Simple no?
The range of a Wi-Fi network can range from a few meters away to about 30 Kilometers, it all depends on the devices used to emit and repeat the signal.
The more expensive the technology is and the more difficult to configure and install. Here we give you all the details, which Wi-Fi technology to use to reach the desired distance.
1. NETGEAR WiFi Mesh Range Extender
Netgear announced this week its new Nighthawk Pro Gaming Mesh Wi-Fi System (XRM570) kit, which is nothing more than a packet of a Nighthawk router with a signal extender. According to the company, with its product "players from anywhere will benefit from the freedom to play and broadcast wherever they want."
The router in the package is the Nighthawk Pro Gaming XR500 and the extender is the Nighthawk Mesh EX7700 triple band Wi-Fi. The products are compatible with Mesh wireless technology, which promises to extend without loss of speed or packages. But, of course, an extender can only be as good as the router allows, so it causes a bit of surprise that the XR500 router is dual-band, not triple-band as an extender. It has a double core. One
2.NETGEAR
EX6400
Having a strong and reliable wireless internet connection can be a struggle in some homes, especially when you’re using inferior technology that can often times work against itself. The good news is that you don’t have to uproot your entire WiFi infrastructure, including router and modem, in order to get much an improved signal, and you also won’t have to make any complicated technical adjustments in order to achieve this, either.
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