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Keep the router open, elevated and away from metal
Internet · WiFi
Better WiFi starts in the right place
Performance at the router can differ sharply from the experience at the edge of a room. Placement, obstacles and radio bands all matter.
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Key considerations
Start with what genuinely matters
Improve WiFi placement, reduce dead zones and distinguish wireless issues from line-performance problems.
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Use 5 GHz nearby and prioritise reach farther away
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Measure several locations before adding equipment
Selection guide
Move from need to a suitable approach
Test near the router first, then test at the point of use at roughly the same time. If the nearby result is good but the distant room is poor, address placement, obstacles or coverage; if both are poor, investigate the line and endpoint.
- Keep the router open, elevated and away from metal
- Use 5 GHz nearby and prioritise reach farther away
- Measure several locations before adding equipment
Details to verify
What to verify before continuing
Record location, band, device and test time so that one result does not drive the decision. Avoid buying additional access points before locating the dead zones.
FAQ
Questions worth clarifying
Why is WiFi fast beside the router but slow in another room?
Walls, distance, obstacles and interference can weaken the radio signal even when the access line at the router is working normally.
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