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re: Wifi Range Extenders - Worth it?
Posted on 7/11/19 at 5:22 pm to Chucktown_Badger
Posted on 7/11/19 at 5:22 pm to Chucktown_Badger
Slight hijack
But can you pair 2 wireless routers together wirelessly? I just moved and switched to ATT. Most of my house is covered except for one room and outside patio. Was wanting to connect my old Netgear router to my new att router
But can you pair 2 wireless routers together wirelessly? I just moved and switched to ATT. Most of my house is covered except for one room and outside patio. Was wanting to connect my old Netgear router to my new att router
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Posted on 7/16/19 at 4:22 pm to KajunKouyon
Hey fellas, took the dive and got the Netgear wifi extender for $30...figured what the hell.
I've got a 1,100 sq ft condo and the router is in the bedroom by the entrance. The area I was having issues with was out on my balcony off the front of the place. The thing is super small and took me maybe 5 minutes to get it set up. I plugged it in in the living room by the sliding glass door of the balcony.
Just did a test on the balcony with the sliders closed:
regular network
27.67 mbps download
3.69 mbps upload
extended network
65.94 mbps download
77.20 mbps upload
Dang. I've seen people complain about them not working long term and/or not staying connected, but that's a hell of a difference.
I've got a 1,100 sq ft condo and the router is in the bedroom by the entrance. The area I was having issues with was out on my balcony off the front of the place. The thing is super small and took me maybe 5 minutes to get it set up. I plugged it in in the living room by the sliding glass door of the balcony.
Just did a test on the balcony with the sliders closed:
regular network
27.67 mbps download
3.69 mbps upload
extended network
65.94 mbps download
77.20 mbps upload
Dang. I've seen people complain about them not working long term and/or not staying connected, but that's a hell of a difference.
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