With all the options available choosing network product can be daunting, I will help you find the best product for the size of your home as well as number of networked devices along with streaming needs.
I will help you setup a traditional router or mesh router setup, main and guest Wi-Fi setup, assist you with connecting all of your Wireless Devices as well as check your Wi-Fi Speed for multiple devices.
With many people being forced to work from home it is more important than ever to get the speed you need. I will analyze your network to see how it is performaing as well as review the findings with you.
Managing your home network can be a tricky endeavor. Depending on your specific service ISP, router, and connectivity method, various connection issues can rear up leaving you in the dark!
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The standards for wireless technology have changed quite a bit over the last decade. For instance, most newer laptops, smartphones and tablets utilize the newer standard, 802.11ax.
Read MoreThis means they're capable of faster speeds over Wi-Fi. If your internet package promises speeds in excess of 100Mbps and you're still using a Wireless N router, the limitations of the router's wireless capabilities may become a bottleneck for your network.
Should you use the router provided by your ISP? When you sign up with a new internet service provider (ISP) in the US, you'll be offered an equipment rental for around $5 to $7 per month.
Consider a mesh router? A mesh router is a system with nodes that "talks" to one another. This lets a mesh router system blanket a large home with Wi-Fi without any dead spots.
The price of routers ranges from as little as $15 to upwards of $400. Your needs and your budget will ultimately dictate where you fall on that spectrum.
In an age of streaming media and online gaming, Wi-Fi 6 (Wireless-ax) is not just a luxury: it is the networking standard you need and deserve.
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