Defeating Wi-Fi dead zones is more important than ever. A mesh network system can help, and these are the best we've tested. I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year ...

That could either be a new router that capitalizes on Wi-Fi 6 bandwidth, a distributed mesh ... the broadest spectrum ...

If you'd rather stay wireless, the system will relay web traffic through your home using the 6GHz band, which seems like an appropriate use of that spectrum ... top Wi-Fi 6E mesh competitors ...

TP-Link's Deco BE85 was the first Wi-Fi 7 mesh system to hit the market, and it holds strong as the best option for most ...

He’s tested over 250 mesh networks ... Sparklight, Spectrum, WOW, and Xfinity. We then narrowed the field to modems compatible with the most popular plans on those ISPs. (Astound, Optimum, ...

The TP-Link Archer AX21 is CNET's pick for the best Wi-Fi router overall. It stands out for its impeccable stability, ...

This is among the most efficient setups we've seen, since few client devices have Wi-Fi 6E support yet, and the 6GHz spectrum ... down on mesh systems, even the newer models compatible with ...

As more and more compatible client devices become available, this mesh system will let you take advantage ... and the 6GHz spectrum is still relatively uncrowded. And if you do have Wi-Fi 6E ...

Consider a new router that capitalizes on ultra-wide Wi-Fi 6 bandwidth, a distributed mesh ... the broadest spectrum possible, using 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz for zippy speeds on compatible devices.

This is where the best mesh Wi-Fi systems can help. They can not only provide long-range connection but also security and automated management so you can simply plug in and go. After all ...