Eliminate Wi-FI Deadspots: With the Belkin Wi-Fi Range Extender, you can expand your home network's wireless connection up to an additional 5,000 square feet. It's incredibly simple to install and is compatible with virtually any router, so there's no need to reconfigure anything on your home wireless network. It's the fast, easy way to expand your home wireless connection. Seems to be about £15 elsewhere.
8 comments
ScroopEgerton
25 Sep 17#8
I bought one of these to boost the signal for the PS4 in the attic. It's not great, is it?
What's a decent *cheap* alternative?
And what specs should I be looking at for keeping the speed decent?
kmj123
21 Sep 17#6
Worst signal booster ever!!
kos1c
21 Sep 17#4
Bought one of these before. It's rubbish. Made the signal weaker shockingly.
Got hold of a used BT home hub, and now dual band signal off that from my sky router. Much better signal overall.
hotfinder to kos1c
21 Sep 17#5
Same here. Also got a BT shop offer for the wifi extender and socket. Not sure £69 is an offer unless someone here can rave about it?
Jezza67
21 Sep 17#3
no point in buying the N the speed isn't very good, look for AC spec ones.
jofkelly72
21 Sep 17#2
Showing £22 on the link?
Jimmycodfish to jofkelly72
22 Sep 17#7
In store only. Link shows the full price.
Jimmycodfish
21 Sep 17#1
Eliminate Wi-FI Deadspots: With the Belkin Wi-Fi Range Extender, you can expand your home network's wireless connection up to an additional 5,000 square feet. It's incredibly simple to install and is compatible with virtually any router, so there's no need to reconfigure anything on your home wireless network. It's the fast, easy way to expand your home wireless connection. Seems to be about £15 elsewhere.
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Seems to be about £15 elsewhere.
8 comments
What's a decent *cheap* alternative?
And what specs should I be looking at for keeping the speed decent?
Got hold of a used BT home hub, and now dual band signal off that from my sky router. Much better signal overall.
Seems to be about £15 elsewhere.