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A guide to better Wi-Fi performance
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| With many of us spending a lot more time at home these days, it's annoying if you encounter issues like slow connection speeds, bad reception, and other Wi-Fi problems. Follow these simple steps to boost your Wi-Fi performance. |
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Place the wireless router in the middle of your home
Location is key. Everyone knows that antennas on Wi-Fi routers are generally omnidirectional, signals are sent out evenly in all directions. Try to find the most central place for your router to get equal coverage everywhere. |
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Keep away from other electronic devices
Avoid placing the router near other electronic products, such as microwave ovens, TVs, etc., as these products may affect the wireless router's signal transmission. |
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Make use of band splitting
If there are multiple devices connected to your home network, a dual-band router is highly recommended. It can choose the best frequency for you and your environment.
5GHz band: high speed, but it is less effective to penetrate walls and solid objects.
2.4GHz band: high penetration, better suited for long ranges. |
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Use a wireless range extender
If your home has thick walls or other physical structures, they may impede the wireless signal. In such cases, you can try using a Wi-Fi extender boost the signal into dead spots. |
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| Apart from hardware, a fast fibre connection should also indispensable. HKBN's Home Gateway network security routers support 1000Mbps / 2Gbps fibre broadband with built-in Network Security and Parental Control functionalities to ensure max protection against phishing and hacking, as well as block access to undesirable websites. Visit here to learn more. |
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