How I Boosted My Wi-Fi Range by 3x with 3 Simple Tweaks!

In this video, I demonstrate how I nearly tripled my Wi-Fi range by making just three simple adjustments—no range extenders or mesh systems needed!
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This video is for informational purposes only. The information provided should not be considered complete or up to date, and it is not intended to replace professional advice. Whether legal, medical, or any other professional field, always consult with a qualified expert before making decisions based on this content.

Actual data throughput and Wi-Fi coverage will vary due to network conditions and environmental factors, including the volume of network traffic, building material and construction, and network overhead, resulting in lower actual data throughput and wireless coverage. To benefit from any Wi-Fi generation features, the Wi-Fi client needs to be compatible with that generation.

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[calmlyracing]

I agree. You should be getting more views. Your content has been very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you!

[bikeny]

Well, the algorithm deities must have been working today, as this popped into my YT home page. Good stuff. I didn't know about the beaming info, so that was good to learn about. My 1-story house does ok with the wi-fi, as it has the 2 mesh routers from Starlink (one in the garage and one in the living room). But I bought their Ethernet adapter so I could run wires to my switch. Now just my smartphone has to get a decent signal and it does; oh, so too the iPad.
I am now a subscriber. One very important thing I liked is you did not add any music to your dialogue track. Any music that is playing while the host (or others in the video) are talking just gets in the way and makes it tough to pay attention to the content.

[omarroye]

Thank you for always sharing your knowledge. Your videos have helped me over the years.

[swampmonkey]

I think you do a great job on a complex subject. Thank you.

[maxd]

Non-tech people install the routers hidden in pantries etc. because they think they are ugly. I would put it on my kitchen island if I had the ports much to the disdain of my wife.

[ehemad]

Man, i can only say you do great videos, very helpful (at least to me) and very easy to understand to no tech people (like me), please do not give up!!! thanks for your work

[starrisk]

Subscribed. Clear, concise, easy to listen to and follow through. Keep it up!

[RobWhittlestone]

Very nice video! I'm glad it appeared in my feed. As a tech guy I chose to wire the house room to room with CAT6 Ethernet and install a mesh system with 4 APs on 2.4 and 5 GHz to have very good coverage from garage to garden and from cellar to top floor of my house. Backhaul between mesh APs is tberefore wired via CAT6. My APs manage the beamforming themselves and don't allow encourage user intervention. My WAN internet connection has just been augmented to 2.5 Gbit/s apparently (i haven't measured it). Subjectively speed has never been an issue - remote server latency and speed is more the problem when they don't deliver the throughput my installation can handle. All the best, Rob in Switzerland.

[andrewadams]

Fantastic video! Always presented well and easy to understand! Awesoe!! Thank you!

[nealonions]

Great video, loved the presentation. So good and more believable when it’s presented by a human not an AI bot. I was engaged throughout.

[LeslieDivina]

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[eartag]

Really good stuff on your channel, thank you for your time, effort, and enthusiasm. Learning how to use something is more important than the latest shiny thing being hyped on other channels. Thank you for sharing!

[boblynch]

Why this channel does not have more viewership is beyond me.

[jasonrouse]

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[leokimvideo]

I'm a far simpler person, I keep the doors in my home open for a better wifi experience 🥴

[VladimirCoutinho]

Very good explanation. Very clear pronunciation. I'm from Brazil.

[arfloresd]

Great video, I am having issues with my asus mesh system, I am going to try all your tips and tricks

[sohaib.s]

One more setting to have more stable wifi connection is to select the "GUARD INTERVAL" long.

[fp]

it is really good and useful video! Many thanks!

[akfarhan]

Hi Behfor. Thanks for your videos they are awesome. You could improve your content by talking a bit about you and things you enjoy to engage with your audience. Appreciate your efforts. Keep it up.