Your first step to improving Wi-Fi signal is optimizing router placement. Get your router out of any closets or drawers, and ...

Your router placement could be to blame. Whether you're using a single Wi-Fi router or a mesh network, positioning your hardware correctly can make a major difference in speed, reliability, and ...

Slow Wi-Fi can be more frustrating than no Wi-Fi at all, and the culprit in many cases is one router trying to cover too much house. One solution is mesh-networking systems, which spread multiple ...

Theoretically, the best option would be to use an outdoor extender, but only a few consumer-rated products are available. TP-Link also offers two outdoor units -- the Deco X50-Outdoor, which is ...

Spotty Wi-Fi in parts of your home? A mesh network system can bring seamless connectivity to every corner. Here's how to choose the right system and set it up for optimal performance.

Why would you skip a mesh router system? Be aware of the downsides It's often impossible to force a mesh system to use separate SSIDs (network IDs) for each Wi-Fi band (2.4, 5, and 6GHz).

TP-Link upgrades its familiar Deco mesh Wi-Fi 6E set with 2.5G LAN ports for Multi-Gig internet in every room, but can it stand up to the competition?

If sprucing up your router and broadband has not stopped your connection from snailing, it's time to break out the big guns: an Ethernet-connected mesh WiFi system.

Still can't get your network responding the way you'd like? Go the overkill route and get a couple of gaming routers.