good choice to make signal stronger downstairs when router is upstairs? My router is upstairs in the opposite corner where I want to increase signal. When I use the laptop in the living room, the signal is between 2-4 bars. Ideally, I'd also like to have a stronger signal for Wii so I can use Netflix, etc. on my TV in that room.
If this isn't the best choice, can you recommend?

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RMe04092015 · Accepted Answer

This should work unless you have brick, concrete or steel walls.

kmcdaniel1986 · Answer

We have ours downstairs, but our Comcast modem wouldn't get a signal in the next room, but with this extender we can not only get the signal in the next room, but in my mother-in-law bedroom across the alley

Answered by kmcdaniel1986 10 years ago

Rebecca · Answer

Yes

Amped Wireless Support · Answer

Hello,
This should increase your signal in the second level better than what you have right now but a better solution would be to run an Ethernet cable to that level and install an access point like the AP20000G.

PowerBoater · Answer

If you can't (or don't wan to) run wires to other locations these devices are an excellent option. Out situation was exactly the same as yours. We now have strong WIFI throughout the house.

aoewill · Answer

Yes, I think this can probably meet your needs. You'll want to place the extender as close as possible (directly underneath would be good) to where the router is, but on the floor where you want to improve signal. For us, it extends this signal in a basement, but without the interference of the intervening floor it is able to extend it the entire range of the basement.

Answered by aoewill 10 years ago

excellent · Answer

It does work but also depends on the sq footage of your place. This one is for smaller homes or apartments. There are stronger boosters that Amped makes if you have a large home. Best Buy carries a ton.

Answered by excellent 10 years ago

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