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but the most important thing to think about when buying a Wi-Fi router is how large your home piece if you stay in a small place like a one-bedroom apartment is pretty easy because almost all of the router can cover the entire space but if you have a big home you probably wouldn't have two devices one router and one access point be connected to together to increase the coverage until option you have to understand the standards of Wi-Fi 802.11 AC or AC is the latest in a Wi-Fi standard to give you the speed of up to around 500 megabits per second I mean sustained speed you want to get that if your device is also support AC but if you have all the devices that support only the 802.11 and then an AC router will not help with the speed but it does help with the range yeah now I'd say this extender they don't work very well and even when they work well they lose 50 percent of the speed now keep in mind so the best thing to do is you connect the first router to a to the access point or second router using a network cable but running that quick able to paint the best alternative is a pair of powerline adapter what you do is that you connect the adapter into the wall socket they will create a connection between the two of them basically turning the powerline of your home into network cable ran at CNET you should check out the best list here I list all of the best router in each different category and is to take all the articles about the basic networking I talked in detail about how to make the best of your network we test networking devices very thoroughly it has the speeds and we increase the distance to as far as possible to see what the max range of a router is and then we also test the reliability of the router we always test them at least for eight hour now if you feel intimidated by the setup process just know this is a one-time thing after that you know it's done now most router actually very easy to setup but don't just spell out money just because it's easy to sell