What do you need to amplify your WiFi signal?

If you want to solve a WiFi problem, it's important to first look at your living situation. In a freestanding house, you need a WiFi network with more coverage than you need for WiFi in an apartment. Watching Netflix on your balcony asks for a different solution than having WiFi in your garden home.

• It's easy to connect wirelessly.
• With multiple stations, you can ensure coverage in your entire house.
• You can easily extend the network even if you have limited coverage.
• Thanks to the mesh network, the speed won't drop.
• Walk through your house with a smartphone while you're constantly connected to WiFi.
• You don't have to run any network cables.

• You have less advanced functions than standard routers.

• Sends the signal via the network cable, so there's no loss of speed.
• Suitable for the most demanding network tasks, such as online gaming and downloading.
• Have advanced settings.

• Not fully wireless, you forward the signal via the network cable.
• You need network knowledge to install this WiFi extender.

• You have a lot of settings.
• Higher speed than the modem of your provider.
• It's suitable for a better WiFi signal on 1 floor.

• Doesn't provide WiFi coverage throughout your entire home.
• You need a network cable to connect the router.

• You can extend the WiFi signal without setting something up.

• The WiFi speed is halved when you use a repeater.
• In a place with poor WiFi, you don't improve the WiFi with a repeater.
• You can extend the WiFi signal to at most 1 or 2 rooms.

• Turn any random socket into a network connector.
• Powerline adapters are easy to set up.
• Works via the power grid, so you don't have to run network cables.

• Less suitable for houses with older electrical wiring.
• You lose 10% to 30% of your internet speed.