Wi-Fi is weak in one room
Start with a range extender like RE315, RE330, or RE220.
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Plain-language help for people who do not know networking terms yet. Pick the problem you have and we will point you toward the right type of product.
Quick picker
Tell us what is going wrong
Wi-Fi is bad across the whole house
Choose Deco mesh. It is easier for multi-room coverage.
Internet goes down sometimes
Use a 4G LTE router with a SIM card as backup internet.
I need more cable ports
Add a gigabit switch. Use PoE if cameras or access points need power.
My laptop has no Ethernet port
Buy a USB Ethernet or USB Wi-Fi adapter.
Coverage planning in plain English
If Wi-Fi is weak in one room, an extender is usually enough. If several rooms are weak, or people move between floors, mesh is the cleaner choice.
- One weak bedroom: buy a range extender
- Weak Wi-Fi on two floors: buy a Deco mesh kit
- Place an extender halfway between the router and the weak room
- Keep routers and mesh units open, high, and away from metal cabinets
Beginner glossary
Networking words, translated
The main device that shares internet around your home.
A plug-in device that boosts Wi-Fi into one weak area.
Several units that work together for smoother whole-home coverage.
Adds more wired Ethernet ports for PCs, TVs, cameras, and desks.
Power over Ethernet. One cable gives both power and network.
A common fast wired speed, good for most homes and offices.
Still confused?
Send us your room count and internet plan
Tell us how many rooms need Wi-Fi, your internet speed, and what feels slow. We will suggest a router, extender, mesh kit, switch, or adapter.