Learn how your Wi-Fi signal works, as well as some easy ways to improve your Wi-Fi signal's strength for faster, more reliable internet.

Wi-Fi routers tend to be ugly. We have some favorite spots to hide them that won’t block their signal.

If your wifi signal sucks and you suspect some of these materials might be to blame, you might not be able (or willing) to tear your home apart to boost your wifi signal—but being aware of these ...

Its 2023, and few things are more annoying than dealing with a Wi-Fi dead zone in your home. The good news is fixing it is easy and, as Consumer Reports explains, doesn't have to cost you a lot of ...

Aquariums and water tanks can block Wi-Fi signals Water is a Wi-Fi signal killer. Large aquariums or water tanks can absorb and scatter signals, creating frustrating dead zones.

Q: Can you explain how to use a Wi-Fi analyzer app? A: Wi-Fi has become an essential utility for most homes and making sure the signal is adequate in high-usage areas is key. When a Wi-Fi signal ...

Mesh networks use several routers together to spread the Wi-Fi signal throughout your home and around obstacles.

If the WiFi seems to be lagging at your home, Jamey Tucker takes a look at a few things you can try to improve the signal.

"These can all sort of block the WiFi signal and prevent you from getting a decent connection.” Consumer Reports tests routers for what matters most: how fast they send a WiFi signal from ...