“I am about to move into a 2300 square foot house. It is two stories, 3 bedrooms, bonus room, garage and back patio. Will one of these cover this area? We would have cell phones, computers, iPads, and a smart tv.”
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It depends on placement and interference. However, I believe the answer is yes. The topic of wifi is complex, but this thing does directional broadcasting, so a lot of the wireless packet collision (this is an in depth topic and will make you sad if you try and learn about it - trust me) are no longer an issue. Just make sure it's not shoved in a corner next to the microwave and a cluster of plumbing and you'll be fine. Aim for the middle of the house somewhere. Adding a coax drop is easy, so don't feel constrained to existing plugs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have great coverage in a similar size house - even though the box may state "smaller homes", I have great signal throughout the house, main floor, upstairs and in the basement.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, this router should send signal to cover your house and surrounding property. You should have 3-4 bars throughout.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.our house is 2700 sq ft (although single story) and we have coverage throughout and around whole house. before this we couldn't get signal out in garage but we do now.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, Clay. This Linksys EA7300 router can definitely cover the area. You just need to make sure that you place the device in the central part of your home away from thick walls and other physical obstructions for optimal performance and widest coverage area.
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