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Eero has unveiled a new device that lets you take your mesh Wi-Fi network outside. And unlike with a DIY solution, the new ...

If you’re not quite ready to upgrade to one of the best mesh Wi-Fi systems, a simple Wi-Fi extender could do the trick if you want to get rid of a particular Wi-Fi dead zone in your home.

Whether it's for a movie night or a big game, bringing your internet to the backyard can be a simple process. Trey Paul is a CNET senior editor covering broadband. His 20+ years of experience as a ...

You want to make sure that your Wi-Fi extender is speedy enough to give you the kind of solid connection you need. That means at least a wireless standard of 802.11ac, the default on most current ...

They’re full of fascinating engineering, but for my money, the inline optical repeaters that boost the signals along the way are the most interesting bits, even though — or perhaps especially ...

The Blink Sync Module XR is now available for purchase. The device increases the wireless range for the Outdoor 4 security ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side The extender throughput (speed) of the communications is measured very near the router in an "open space" hallway. For our test ...

“This usually means that you'll see two network names: One network offered by your wireless router, and another network offered by the extender.” You’ve probably seen this before, where a ...

Much like a smartphone battery case that can add a couple of hours of screen-on time, Tesla’s add-on extender has the potential to make long road trips a little easier on the nerves. But just ...

Expect to pay around half that, which is an excellent deal for a solid-performing wireless range extender. Anyone with a large house who needs to add reliable Wi-Fi coverage in areas currently ...

“This usually means that you'll see two network names: One network offered by your wireless router, and another network offered by the extender.” You’ve probably seen this before, where a ...