It is expensive, though: it is the priciest of the models we looked at by a significant margin. That would make it perfect for something like an office or a garage with several devices in it that need internet access, as it can extend both wireless and wired connections. It supports the AC3000 standard, one of the fastest non-Wi-Fi 6 variants, and also includes four Ethernet ports. However, its main purpose is to extend a fast network from a powerful router. And, to be fair, it can be used as a full router.
You’d be forgiven for assuming that the RE9000 was a full router rather than an extender, because of its large case, four antennas, and four Ethernet ports on its back. However, it is perfect if you just need to boost your Wi-Fi sign to reach an additional room or deck. This inexpensive router is slow and doesn’t provide as much range as our Best Overall pick. It can carry a fast signal long-distance from your router, effortlessly handling multiple 4K video streams and other data, so long as your internet plan and router already allow you to do this, at shorter distances.įor those with who subscribe to slower internet speeds, or want to extend their home Wi-Fi at a lower cost, the TP-Link RE220 ( available at Amazon) is a great option. The best Wi-Fi range extender seems to be the Linksys RE9000 ( available at Amazon). It’s a piece of hardware designed to receive your router’s Wi-Fi signal and then boost it, so that it reaches every corner of your home. Happily, there’s no need to live with Wi-Fi dead zones, any longer: If your wireless network doesn't already include a mesh Wi-Fi system that you can add extra nodes to expand your home’s Wi-Fi coverage with, the best way to get your videos to stop stuttering and web pages to load quickly, is to invest in a Wi-Fi extender. Putting up with poor Wi-Fi signal strength because of your home’s thick walls or being far from your router used to be something we had to accept as part and parcel of connecting to the Internet, wirelessly.
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