You should Buy a Wi-Fi repeater eighth
- Wireless networks are more susceptible to external disturbances than many people think - walls, cabinets, or TV the originally about 200 metres long reach affect of your Wi-Fi Netzweks.
- Just in winding apartments starting at about 30 euros, available Wi-Fi Repeater may be the rescue, to ensure better reception.
- However, you should be aware that the Wi-Fi Repeater itself counts as a connected device, and so the browsing speed, especially for smaller DSL Connections, under certain circumstances, may have a negative impact, but usually very low.
- When you Buy a Wi-Fi repeater, you should make sure which WLAN Standard is supported by the device: 802.11 n WLAN Standard is the most widely used, is limited, but also the transmission speed to around 150 Mbit/s, if no interference is present.
- Newer wireless repeaters to provide a Single-SSID function, so that you don't need to set up awkward until a second virtual network and switch.
- Also, the size may be a purchase factor: Some devices may cover several outlets, while others are small and optically little disturbing.
Concrete buying tips for three good Wi-Fi Repeater you will find in our next CHIP practice tip. As you turn your Smartphone as a wireless Repeater use can be read about here.
