Your router placement is ruining your Wi-Fi, and mesh upgrades won't fix it
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People often experience slow or unreliable Wi-Fi in certain areas of their homes. This can lead to assumptions that the router is underpowered, prompting some to invest in expensive multi-node Wi-Fi mesh systems.
However, according to XDA Developers, the issue may not be with the router's power, but rather its placement. The environment can significantly impact Wi-Fi performance. A well-placed router can provide better coverage and reliability.
Some high-end routers, like the Asus ROG Rapture GT-BN98, boast impressive build quality and performance, according to TechRadar. Reviewers praise its construction, design, and capabilities, describing it as "an absolute beast of a router." However, its large size and weight require a dedicated spot, making it less versatile.
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