You might be surprised how many household items can impact wi-fi performance – in every home!
Your home environment can change throughout the day, which may affect your wi-fi experience so you’re not enjoying the full benefit.
location, location, location
The best location for your wi-fi router is in a central location (not in a cupboard, behind the TV or on the floor).
try to keep your router away from:
- concrete walls (like in some apartments)
- thick timber beams/walls
- windows, mirrors, TV screens, even fish tanks
- large furniture (never tucked behind the sofa)
- interference from other electricals
- tangled power cables/adapters/festive lights
- kitchen spaces, microwaves, radiators and appliances
- Bluetooth or other wi-fi devices (set-top boxes, baby monitors and speakers)
If you’ve got a hard-to-reach area that needs a little extra support, consider using a mesh extender or booster.
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