The short answer is, yes, you could certainly have too many nodes in your mesh network. In the quest to reduce dead zones in your Wi-Fi coverage, adding too many nodes can degrade ...

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Say goodbye to weak signals—this Orbi mesh system delivers fast, reliable Wi-Fi across 5,000 sq. ft. and 75 devices, now just ...

Mercusys brings its line of WiFi 7 routers in the Philippines, all having a 3-year warranty and with a starting price of ...

A Starlink mesh system may be the right solution for you, but you should know how it compares to other alternatives before ...

Looking to extend your Wi-Fi connection beyond the walls of your home? Here are some products that will help do the trick.

Connectivity options Most bulbs connect to Wi-Fi, so they only work if in range of your home’s router. Some models use mesh Wi-Fi or Zigbee wireless, which should provide better range.

The USB port on your router is often unused and yet it offers practical functions that can make everyday life easier. You can do things like saving and sharing files, mobile charging, or even an ...

Investigators at the Commerce, Defense and Justice departments have all opened probes into TP-Link routers due to ties to Chinese cyberattacks. These departments are weighing a potential ban on ...

That’s where portable Wi-Fi routers (and mobile hotspots) come in. While traditional home routers stay in one location and connect to your home internet service, portable Wi-Fi routers can go ...