How to INSTANTLY Make Your WiFi Speed Faster

In this video The Deal Guy is showing you how to make wifi faster at home or even how to get faster connection on ps4. This video with is similar to Liron Segev's video, but my own personal tips on how to get faster wifi. If you're looking to speed up internet at your home or office, then this video will help you.

With everything going on right now people are paying attention to their download speed so i wanted to make a video to help your make your wifi faster and a boost to your wifi signal.

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[maniacdaddy]

My neighbor needs to get these items soon, I'm tired of his slow internet.

[HamzaMx]

Before you marry a person, you should first make them Use a computer With slow internet to see who they really are 😂👌

[surgeinferno]

Mans says his WiFi is terrible when I'm getting 0.79 mbps

[johnc]

I purchased the R8000 Nighthawk wayyy back in September 2016... and it's been running great since then. We have our living room smart TV on it, two smartphones, our home security control panel, and our thermostat on wifi. I positioned the Nighthawk carefully on a wood two-drawer filing case, and it provided excellent coverage for our smallish requirements. No buffering at all when using the Internet on our TV in the adjoining living room; no issues at all for almost six years, now (June 2022). When I bought it, others were asking if it was about to take off -- were those antennas propellers? Yes, it doesn't seem to matter how those things are pointed, so I keep all six pointed up. Great video -- looking at it two years hence.

[terryrl]

I went with the Netgear Orbi AC3000 this year as with COVID and working from home all the time, I wanted to ensure a robust connection. It works amazingly. I have the one router and one satellite and it covers my 3 floor house (~2000 sq ft) without issue.

Amazing how many devices we have once you add in the IoT items. I believe we are around 30 or so, from phones and tablets, laptops and iMacs, PS5, Xbox, TVs, thermostat, cameras, etc.

And I’m always happy to see a fellow Toronto person have such a good channel.

[maximpotekhin]

The main culprit in slow connection situation is simply the CPU in the router being overloaded due to too many WiFi clients connecting in the house, since there is encryption/decryption going at all times. If you manage to connect some data-hungry devices via a wired connection, this could be a huge help. There are often monitoring options in the router menu, so one needs to check the CPU usage to make sure it's suspect.

[jdubada]

I would like to point out that video games do not worry much about download or upload speed much more about ping. If you notice ping goes from 4 ms to 1ms then to 24ms so for gamers the booster would be the best for them. Speed speed speed is all people want to sell because it is easy to show big numbers and the leave out ping which is how quickly the devices can send packets to each other. So the mesh is 24 times slower sending info back and forth. Really when it boils down to it the non boosted 10 down is 6 times faster communication than the mesh so it would be better than the mesh for gaming. It is true if you are doing massive uploads or downloads speed is best but not for gaming or anything that requires quick packet transactions. This has some good info but just not what I would consider to be the most accurate info. If you made it this far through my rambling thanks for reading.

[skymitch]

To sum up a nearly 11 minute video, make sure that your internet equipment is capable of the speeds that you are subscribed to from your internet provider.

[GayleGrantDocGrant]

This is about extending WiFi coverage, not getting more speed. You will only get what you purchase from the ISP!!

[onegoodmichael]

Matt, thanks for your crusade for cost savings; You really are amazing!

[titus]

True statements about the netgear. After purchasing the netgear to expand my router signal my big box retailer recommended additional devices because the signal periodically dropped in the far corners of the house. I wish the big box retailer had explained this to my wife and I last fall. Good work Deal Guy!

[tony.g]

Fun Fact:Every one in this video has slow WiFi

[kingfisch]

Very good information. I bought the Orbi a couple of months ago with the 2 satellites and it was fairly easy to set up through the iphone app and we have excellent coverage in the 6000 plus sq.ft. two story home. We have about 30 devices connected. Typically, 235 download and 12 upload. Pretty satisfied.

[stephenpak]

As a network professional, have to question your speed test results unless you were on complete separate ISPs.

[nsavage]

Thanks for the timely info. I've been wondering what I could possibly do to make my doorbell video more responsive.

[christinedimiceli]

I just purchased the orbi for my home because I had dead zones and I kept dropping calls which is literally life or death for my job and it has changed my confidence when talking with people! I now do not have to worry about dropping calls again. I highly suggest the orbi!

[chrisreinhart]

Great info. Bookmarking this one. Wish we could switch to a mesh system but I need to talk the techie in our house into it!

[williambaldwin]

If you are more of a tech/ IT person, I got the Ubiquity Networks, unify wireless AC "Disk" access point using PoE. It is commercial grade WiFi, but it is rock solid and fast. You must run an Power over Ethernet line to it. They install right on a wall or ceiling and blend in with any trim. Yes the setup is a bit more advanced, but they will last for years.

[richardgodshaw]

I would highly recommend the mesh Network! Matt's 100% correct with the fact that it's spectacular. Although I use the Google Wi-Fi mesh Network, I think I've read that the one Matt is suggesting is slightly better, but I've been very copy with the Google mesh Network as well. Matt, love the work you put together on this channel and great content! Keep the deals coming!

[Gkm]

I’m fortunate in that, even though my house is not tiny, a) the layout of my home means most devices are well within 5G range of the wireless access point, and b) my high-bandwidth devices (TV, desktop computer etc) are hardwired in 1G Ethernet ports. The TV’s Ethernet port is 100MB, but it has a USB 3.0 port so I’ll be obtaining a 1G Ethernet-USB converter in the next couple days. Only reason I would need a range extender is to utilize the network better when outdoors (streaming media player or whatever).