• Wireless booster (router)
• Extender
• Internet provider for more than one device (access point)

A router is a device used in computer networks to support the data Network. The router controls the internet's grid, moving the package into the network from router to router, from its source to its destination.

• Internet coverage (range)
• Internet speed (Wi-Fi)

If you do not get the internet speed you expect, it could be because of the wireless support device (router). Even if you have upgraded your internet speed to a higher level, you may not get a high-speed internet connection unless you update your router.

They are support devices that speed up your internet connection with a pass protection code. You do not need to use an internet support device, but it will severely limit your capabilities and leave your internet connection vulnerable to others trying to steal your connection, slowing down your service.

Adding routers won't affect your Internet speed. However, your office network will help improve the use of the speed assigned to you by an additional internet service provider.

• Select a good place for your internet support device, where the transmission power varies from location to location.
• Continue to update your router.
• Get the most powerful internet provider.
• Buy Wi-Fi repeater/Router /extender.
• Monitoring applications and the number of Internet provider users.

It works by receiving your current Wi-Fi signal and distributing it more widely.

You can use Wi-Fi extenders. At the same time, many people use extended scopes Wi-Fi in their homes to extract speed from their routers and distribute those to no connection areas of the house.

• Access to a Wi-Fi extender may help you activate the internet in areas far from the router, for example around a two-story building.
• You should place it on a high-rise point, for example near the roof of the first floor or try placing it on the floor of the second floor.
• Make sure that the extender is halfway between the computer and the router.