Some Of The Effective Ways To Boost Your WiFi Signal Connectivity!
Added: (Thu Jan 31 2019)
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If your WiFi router has an internal antenna, adding an external antenna would be a really good idea, as the latter tends to send a much stronger signal. Many manufacturers of WiFi routers sell omnidirectional antennas, which send a signal to all the directions, or directional ones, which sends the signal in one specific direction. Most of the built-in antennas tend to be omnidirectional, so if you are buying an external antenna, it should be marked as high gain to actually make the difference. A directional antenna tends to be a much better option since odds are that you are not experiencing weak spots in your WiFi network in each and every direction. Point your external antenna in the direction of the spot that has a weak signal and it will broadcast the WiFi network signal accordingly. For more details, check your router manufacturer's website on how to buy them.
You can also Upgrade to a Mesh-Based Wi-Fi System:
WiFi range extenders help to bring the connectivity to dead zones, but usually gives about half the bandwidth you will get from your main WiFi router. Access points offer more bandwidth but require a wired network connection to the primary router. And both the solutions typically create a new network SSID, which you have to log in to as you move from one area of the house to another area respectively. If you want seamless network connectivity everywhere in your home, then definitely go with a WiFi system.
Designed to cover each and every corner of your entire home, WiFi systems comprise of a few networking components. There is a primary router that connects directly to your modem and a series of satellite modules or nodes, which you place throughout your home. They are all part of a single WiFi network and share the same SSID and the password. Unlike WiFi range extenders, which communicate with the WiFi router via the 2.4GHz or 5GHz radio bands, most of the WiFi system satellites use the mesh technology to talk to each other and the router.
WiFi systems often come with user-friendly mobile applications that walk you through the entire installation process with easy to follow instructions. The application tells you where to place each node for the maximum coverage and selects the best WiFi channel and radio band for the optimal performance. WiFi systems are easy to manage and expand using your mobile phone, allowing you to disable the WiFi network access to various specific devices with the press of a button and give various certain devices network priority without having to log in to a complicated WiFi network console. The downside is that the WiFi Systems aren't cheap, especially if you have a bigger home, which will require multiple nodes. But if you are in the market for a new WiFi router anyway, they might be worth considering as an alternative.
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