Trying to decide whether a mesh router or a Wi-Fi extender is better for you? These are my results after testing both.

If your house is big enough that a single Wi-Fi access point can't cover it, you need a Wi-Fi extender or a mesh Wi-Fi system. I've faced this dilemma in several houses and have tried both options ...

If you have a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 router, for example, get a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 extender. For easy setup and configuration, wherever possible, opt for an extender that is the same brand as your router.

The extender picks up the signal from your main router and rebroadcasts it, thereby extending the Wi-Fi range. There are a couple of ways to set up your old router as a Wi-Fi extender.

The best thing about this TP-Link Wi-Fi Extender is that it’s super easy to set up. Just plug it into any free outlet that’s located in an area with good Wi-Fi reception, then press the button ...

Having an outdoor extender lets you stay connected to your home's Wi-Fi and not go to your cellular data plan, and this one is completely weatherproof. At $74, it's definitely a good piece to add ...

With the ability to put data into Wi-Fi dead zones, TP-Link’s RE655BE is not only the first Wi-Fi 7 extender but it excels with top reliability and speed. Too bad it costs about what a good ...