Using Old Router As An Extender With An Ethernet Connection Using an Ethernet cable makes it fairly simple to turn your old router into a Wi-Fi extender.

I wouldn't use it as a repeater, I'd use it as a wireless bridge. Basically you'll use your router as a wireless adapter for your PS3's ethernet port.

You have two options for setting up your old router as your new Wi-Fi extender. One way is to physically connect your old router to your primary one via a wired Ethernet connection.

No Ethernet cable is required. To extend your Wi-Fi outside, place the mesh router central in your home and put the satellite unit, or units, as close to the exterior as possible.

Trying to decide whether a mesh router or a Wi-Fi extender is better for you? These are my results after testing both.

It's Geek to Me: You have several options for extending your router's Wi-Fi signal over a larger area.

We review the best wireless range extenders online to boost your WiFi signal to ensure a faster, more reliable Internet connection.