How many feet out does the signal go? null

I have a small house, 1300 sf and it works fine everywhere inside, as well as on my deck and driveway. your mileage may vary...

I got terrible reception beyond about 30ft and pretty much unusable beyond 40ft through one wall. If you have a smaller home buy something less expensive. And if you need more range, spring for the $250 Linux or the Netgear R7000 that I ended up buying. Good luck!

I can say my router was set up downstairs, and wireless to my sons pc worked about 8 feet horizontally away and a floor down going through a floor and a wall just fine with a fast connection enough to watch utoobs.

the signal seems to go out about 100 ft

In my house it seems to only be 50-75 feet and full strength. Further at reduced strength.

It can connect good to about 35 feet in my house. Any further than that, it can connect but is not stable.

This greatly depends on where you put the router and the infrastructure around your router. My parents have it in the farthest corner of their house and the 5G band doesnt reach to the other side of the house (maybe 50 ft). But that's going through several walls and metal studs. The 2.4G seems to work okay though but you sac the throughput. Your performance will depend a lot on your surroundings.

In most cases it should work up to 100' of unobstructed area. Any wireless router's signal is going to lose distance when walls and wires come into play. Most homes it should work up to 50' with the signal strength becoming weaker as you get to that distance.

My house is 2-story and les than 45 feet long and the signal won't reach upstairs at the other end of the house.

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I have a small house, 1300 sf and it works fine everywhere inside, as well as on my deck and driveway. your mileage may vary...
Answered by heyjcjc 10 years ago
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I got terrible reception beyond about 30ft and pretty much unusable beyond 40ft through one wall. If you have a smaller home buy something less expensive. And if you need more range, spring for the $250 Linux or the Netgear R7000 that I ended up buying. Good luck!
Answered by FlyGuy 11 years ago
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I can say my router was set up downstairs, and wireless to my sons pc worked about 8 feet horizontally away and a floor down going through a floor and a wall just fine with a fast connection enough to watch utoobs.
Answered by punk38 10 years ago
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200 ft.
Answered by Eddie 10 years ago
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the signal seems to go out about 100 ft
Answered by raggjohn 10 years ago
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In my house it seems to only be 50-75 feet and full strength. Further at reduced strength.
Answered by Steve 10 years ago
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It ranges to about 150 feet
Answered by Spezdispencer 11 years ago
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It can connect good to about 35 feet in my house. Any further than that, it can connect but is not stable.
Answered by BlackFridayHunter 11 years ago
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This greatly depends on where you put the router and the infrastructure around your router. My parents have it in the farthest corner of their house and the 5G band doesnt reach to the other side of the house (maybe 50 ft). But that's going through several walls and metal studs. The 2.4G seems to work okay though but you sac the throughput. Your performance will depend a lot on your surroundings.
Answered by ChickenPoPie 11 years ago
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In most cases it should work up to 100' of unobstructed area. Any wireless router's signal is going to lose distance when walls and wires come into play. Most homes it should work up to 50' with the signal strength becoming weaker as you get to that distance.
Answered by nymetrobarry 11 years ago
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