“Is this router a good choice for a large house (5,000 sq ft)?”
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My home is 3k square feet and no issues have been noted. What I'd recommend if you do find some dead spots is to purchase a wall wifi outlet extender. All you do is plug it into an electrical outlet , sync it with your main router via online guidance and whenever you're in that dead spot room you allow for your devices to automatically connect to it for continued wifi connection. It's a one time deal as your devices will remember wifi connections after you connect to them once..
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.In my opinion, the router should have no problem, assuming good placement, covering this size house, as the other day I was on my cellphone, on the wifi, and did not loose signal until we had driven past 4 houses on our street. Our router is installed on the second floor of out house.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.With 5000 sqft, you may need an extender. One router may not cover all corners of your house.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.That answer depends on several things. How your house is built (is there a lot of open space, what type of material is between the walls and floors), do you have Ethernet ports throughout the house, and how many Eeros you are buying. Purchasing two of the 3-packs should cover your house as it did for my 5,000 sqft house (fyi.. I am not using it as a router, just extending my wifi, so I can not speak to the router functionality of it) .
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It will be as good as any modem out there for home use. I have a 1500 sq ft house, i can use wifi in my back yard at least 75 feet from the house.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, KCLO. However, you also need to consider the sources of interference and physical obstructions because this may cause low or poor signal in the house.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.NO, my home is 2200sf and it can't even cover this. Look into getting eero or somthing similar.
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