Wireless Range Extenders

A Wi-Fi range extender is a fantastic solution for those who need that extra boost in Wi-Fi where they’re not getting the range expected from their current router or just want to fill a Wi-Fi dead spot somewhere around the house or business so that there’s always a connection where ever they go. Whatever the case may be, here at Wireless 1, we have a large selections from the most popular brands and models.
The great thing about a wireless range extender is that they’re not exclusive to the brand of your modem router or router. For example, if you have a TP-Link router or modem router and you’re looking at a D-Link wireless range extender that’s got your attention, then that’s no problem! You can mix and match brands, use a Asus router and have a TP-Link wireless range extender to get rid of unwanted dead spots, there’s no issue with using different brands in this case, find whatever suits you and your network best. With some of the best prices on the market, check out Wireless 1’s range below and shop for range extenders now!

Can I get a wireless wall range extender?

Yes, you defiantly can! Not only can you get wall mounted ones, but you can also get a ceiling range extender if you prefer it on top of you and out of your way, rather than on your wall or on a desk or table. However, there are many different solutions you can get, wall, ceiling or desk top ones are common, however, even more common are plug in range extenders, that allow you to plug them into a power socket and be on your way! These allow you to hide that wireless range extender antenna behind your furniture hidden away and still providing you with a fantastic range extension for your Wi-Fi network.

I have older generation Wi-Fi. Can I use a newer generation Wi-Fi range extender?

By all means, you can, there won’t be an issue with this! In most cases, Wi-Fi generations are usually all compatible together, mostly, the device is what’s providing you with the Wi-Fi benefits. For example, you can use an AC Wi-Fi router with a Wireless N range extender and your extender will give you only the benefits of Wireless N. However, if you have a Wireless N router and use an AC wireless range extender or a Wi-Fi 6 range extender. The Wi-Fi network that you connect to from the extender, is giving you the benefits of Wi-Fi 6 or AC depending on the extender. So you shouldn’t have to worry about what type of router you have, rather you should think about which extender you should get.

Can I extend Wireless range with two routers?

In short, yes, but it may take some setting up and it can also depend if the brand that you're using of that series of devices will allow you to do that. A good example of this are some of the Asus router range, which have a feature called AImesh. AImesh simulates a mesh Wi-Fi system and allows you to use multiple Asus routers to extend the range around your house.
Alternatively, you can use any router from any brand to connect to your current modem router or router to connect to a more powerful router via Ethernet cable and use the more powerful one as the main Wi-Fi access point so that you have a very far range.