The simplest option to extend Wi-Fi outdoors is with a mesh system and additional satellite units. This should give you a few hundred square feet of coverage outside your home.

Before you spend a cent, make sure to check out our tips on how to fix your Wi-Fi network to see how you may be able to get better Wi-Fi coverage from changing your router’s channel or placement.

Wi-Fi dead zones in the home or at work can be a real pain. But if you have an old router, you can convert it into a Wi-Fi repeater yourself. Here's how.

In a pinch, if you need better Wi-Fi range for another device, you can borrow your unused smartphone to serve as a range extender for a Wi-Fi dead zone.

If you’re not looking to spend money on upgrading your home wifi setup, you should consider using an older router to extend your wireless signal in your house.

Tired of having a slow WiFi signal? Here are some of the effective tricks that you can try to boost your WiFi coverage at home.