Best WiFi extenders 2018: top devices for boosting your Wi-Fi network

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If your Wi-Fi network isn't covering the whole of your home or office, and you don't want to pay for a brand new router or Mesh Wi-Fi kit,
then this list of the best Wi-Fi extenders will help.The best Wi-Fi extenders you can buy in 2018 will let you boost your wireless network
without you having to spend too much money
It also means you don't need to trail network cables through walls and ceilings just to get the internet in some obscure corner of your
start testing the range of your wireless network
picking up one of the best Wi-Fi extenders.But, how do they work Well, Wi-Fi extenders work by connecting to your base router or modem, then
pull up an online retailer, looking for Wi-Fi extenders, you may notice that there are dozens of the things to sort through
We have you covered, though with this list of the best Wi-Fi extenders you can buy in 2018.1
Netgear AC1200 WiFi Range Extender EX6150Fast speeds throughout your houseBands: 802.11ac 5GHz and 2.4GHz | Connectivity: 1 x Gigabit
Ethernet port | Features: Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPS), Extender/Access Point mode switch, power buttonSuper simple setupCompact
designPriceyOnly one Ethernet portOver the last few years, Netgear has basically become a household name in the networking world
This fantastic extender is a simple device that you can inconspicuously plug right into any electrical outlet.As an added bonus, the EX6150
features quick and simple installation, free of any hassling installation software
office
D-Link Wi-Fi Dual Band Range Extender DAP-1520Bands: 802.11ac 5GHz and 2.4GHz | Connectivity: N/A | Features: Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPS),
two internal antennasSmall designEasy to useNo EthernetBasic functionsD-Link's reticent Wi-Fi Dual Band Range Extender (DAP-1520) is tiny
Also, contrary to some Wi-Fi extenders, the antennae are internal, and while that does allow it to disappear into the background, it does
mean range is somewhat reduced.3
TP-Link RE350 AC1200 Wi-Fi Range ExtenderBands: 802.11ac 5GHz and 2.4GHz | Connectivity: 1 x Ethernet | Features: Wi-Fi Protected Access
(WPS), LED shows connection strength for easy placementEthernet connectionLED showing connection strength makes installation easyLargeSure,
reason
Netgear AC1200 Desktop WiFi Range Extender EX6200Bands: 802.11ac 5GHz and 2.4GHz | Connectivity: 5 x Ethernet, 1 x USB 3.0 | Features: Wi-Fi
Protected Access (WPS), Beamforming, quad-core processorVery powerfulFive Ethernet portsExpensiveBigIf you're seriously thinking about
expanding your Wi-Fi network, then the Netgear AC1200 Desktop WiFi Range Extender (EX6200) is certainly worth consideration
Many other Wi-Fi extenders are small devices that sit in an outlet, the EX6200 looks more like a router or modem though.While the size may
Wi-Fi extenders are unable to include
High-powered amplifiers ensure your Wi-Fi can reach all parts of the building, and a quad-core CPU helps make the network faster and more
reliable.5
Linksys RE6500 AC1200 Dual-Band Wireless Range ExtenderBands: 802.11ac 5GHz and 2.4GHz | Connectivity: 4 x Ethernet, Audio Jack | Features:
Linksys Spot Finder Technology, music streaming, easy setupAudio streaming capabilityPowerfulExpensiveBulky designThe Linksys RE6500 AC1200
is an yet another Wi-Fi extender that looks more like a router
The more sturdy design allows Linksys to include four gigabit Ethernet ports, which means that you are empowered to expand your network to
internet-connected devices that need an ethernet connection.It also has an audio output jack which allows you to connect it to speakers or
an audio system, allowing you to stream digital music from your PC to your audio receiver.6
D-Link DAP-1320 Wireless N300 Range ExtenderBands: 802.11n 2.4GHz | Connectivity: N/A | Features: WPS, internal antennaeVery smallCheapNot
concessions in performance and features, then the D-Link DAP-1320 Wireless N300 Range Extender is a great device for you
This tiny device doesn't include any Ethernet ports, and it doesn't feature dual bands or 802.11ac, presently the fastest form of
not anticipating too much network traffic.This product is only available in the US and UK at the time of writing
D-Link Wireless AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit Range Extender DAP-1650Bands: 802.11ac 5GHz and 2.4GHz | Connectivity: 4 x Ethernet, USB 2.0 |
another entry on the list of the best wi-fi extenders
The D-Link Wireless AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit Range Extender DAP-1650 is a fantastic mid-range Wi-Fi extender that packs in some of the
blends into the background.The DAP-1650 looks fantastic, and it's priced competitively
The only drawback is that due to its compact size and internal antennae, its range isn't as wide as some other extenders.This product is
only available in the US and Australia at the time of this writing
LAN each) | Features: App-based setup; dual-stream (2x2), 802.11ac networking; 716MHz quad-core ARM Cortex A7 processor, beamformingFully
modular mesh networkInconspicuous designPricey in comparisonPerformance too dependent on positionThe Linksys Velop makes a sound argument
With the aim of replacing both your router and your now-antiquated range extender, the Velop arrives at a time when companies like Google
and Netgear are doing the same thing
The main way Linksys hopes to differentiate its contender in the wireless mesh networking space is with a user-friendly setup that anyone
with a smartphone can understand
review: Linksys Velop9
Trendnet Wi-Fi Everywhere Powerline 1200 AV2Bands: : 802.11n (up to 300Mbps) 802.11ac (up to 866Mbps) | Connectivity: : 3x Gigabit LAN ports
| Features: : 300m range over electrical power lines, Auto-connects to other TRENDnet powerline adapters, QoS Management supportEasy to set
where you go in your house, a powerline adapter is a fantastic choice
Not only do they maintain the same functionality that the best Wi-Fi extenders can afford, but the TRENDnet Wi-Fi Everywhere Powerline might
just be a dream come true
It may not be aesthetically pleasing, and the price tag may be a tad high, but this unit more than makes up for those issues with sheer
performance
And, unlike other powerline adapters, the TRENDnet Wi-Fi Everywhere comes equipped with a clone button that will, well, clone the SSID and
WPA key of your network so that it can double as a Wi-Fi extender
UK at the time of this writing