Slow home internet? Here are 3 things I always check first to regain fast Wi-Fi speeds
Place routers centrally and elevated; use mesh networks or extenders for large or multistory homes to ensure consistent Wi‑Fi coverage and avoid interference.
Slow Wi-Fi? Add houseplants to the list of suspects
Houseplants' moist soil and dense foliage can mildly absorb or deflect Wi‑Fi signals and, if router placement is poor, may measurably reduce broadband speeds.
Slow internet at home? 3 things I always inspect first to get faster Wi-Fi speeds
Place routers centrally and elevated; use mesh networks or extenders for large multistory homes to ensure consistent Wi‑Fi coverage and avoid electronic interference.
Here's the Truth About Mesh Systems Compared to Wi-Fi Routers
For most modern, modestly sized homes, a single well-placed router provides fast, stable Wi-Fi cost-effectively; mesh systems suit larger homes with range issues.
