- Place the router centrally, high up and in the open, not inside a cupboard.
- Use the 5 GHz band for phones and TVs near the router.
- Keep it away from microwaves, mirrors and thick concrete walls.
- Restart weekly to clear memory.
- Update firmware regularly.
- Use a LAN cable for smart TVs and PCs.
- Add a mesh node for large or multi-floor homes.
- Change the channel if neighbours' networks interfere.
- Remove unused devices from the network.
- Use a strong password so neighbours cannot use your Wi-Fi.
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10 simple tips to improve Wi-Fi speed at home
Router placement, 5 GHz band, channel selection and more: easy fixes for better Wi-Fi coverage.
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