ttony VIP Member VIP Member Joined Jun 24, 2005 Messages 2,190 Reaction score 250 Jul 20, 2021 #1 im on 200 meg , but some parts of the house dont get good wi fi so looking to make those parts as good as the rest of the house . thanx
im on 200 meg , but some parts of the house dont get good wi fi so looking to make those parts as good as the rest of the house . thanx
joe516 VIP Member VIP Member Joined Nov 19, 2005 Messages 16,693 Reaction score 12,909 Location Manchester Jul 21, 2021 #2 ttony said: im on 200 meg , but some parts of the house dont get good wi fi so looking to make those parts as good as the rest of the house . thanx Click to expand... Cheap extender or WiFi powerline adapter
ttony said: im on 200 meg , but some parts of the house dont get good wi fi so looking to make those parts as good as the rest of the house . thanx Click to expand... Cheap extender or WiFi powerline adapter
G grassland New Member ++ Joined Aug 10, 2018 Messages 5 Reaction score 8 Aug 29, 2021 #3 I recommend the unifi eco system from ubiquiti. In your situation the FlexHD with wifi uplink might be a good solution.
I recommend the unifi eco system from ubiquiti. In your situation the FlexHD with wifi uplink might be a good solution.
B bitchofwar Member Joined Aug 24, 2021 Messages 26 Reaction score 21 Aug 29, 2021 #4 grassland said: I recommend the unifi eco system from ubiquiti. In your situation the FlexHD with wifi uplink might be a good solution. Click to expand... Agree, been very impressed with our Ubiquiti Unifi wifi setup.
grassland said: I recommend the unifi eco system from ubiquiti. In your situation the FlexHD with wifi uplink might be a good solution. Click to expand... Agree, been very impressed with our Ubiquiti Unifi wifi setup.
DodgyTech VIP Member VIP Member Joined Nov 17, 2004 Messages 2,634 Reaction score 68 Sep 1, 2021 #5 +1 for Uniquiti Unifi Wifi APs. They'll need to be hardwired via ethernet, so bear that in mind. But the results are fantastic - install and forget (unless you don't have automatic updates switched on)
+1 for Uniquiti Unifi Wifi APs. They'll need to be hardwired via ethernet, so bear that in mind. But the results are fantastic - install and forget (unless you don't have automatic updates switched on)