In a single-story home, WiFi router antennas should generally point vertically up and down, as the signal for wireless internet is broadcast perpendicular to the antenna.

When we take a new Wi-Fi router from its box, the stock antenna is a short plastic stub with a reverse SMA plug on one end. More recent and more fancy routers have more than one such antenna for cl… ...

D-Link. D-Link’s new range extenders—both Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6 models were announced—are designed to plug directly into a wall outlet. If a Wi-Fi 6 router is beyond your budget, D-Link also ...

As long as your router supports these protocols, a WiFi 6- or WiFi6E-compatible antenna should give you a substantial boost in terms of latency, stability, and download and upload speeds.

D-Dlink’s DIR-605L is unique and inexpensive, but not exactly cutting-edge. As Wi-Fi routers go, the D-Link Cloud Router (DIR-605L) isn’t a top performer–it has the basic 2×2 antenna array ...

Replace WiFi router's antenna. To replace your WiFi router's antenna, unscrew the current one and replace it with a more powerful model of your choice. Not all routers allow you to change their ...

IF you have a Wi-Fi router with antennas on top then it’s worth checking what position they’re in. The exact placement can determine how fast your Wi-Fi speed is and a quick re-position… ...