“The specifications say that the range is 2800 sq ft, but that is a coverage area. Range is linear. 2800 sq ft of coverage would be about 30 ft range. Can someone shed clarity on if my math is right or their verbiage is wrong?”
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Great question! The range is calculated as a coverage area because home routers are essentially miniature "radio towers" that distribute an omnidirectional network signal from the broadcast point (the router). Wi-Fi coverage varies from one home to another based on factors including, but not limited to, placement of the router (central is typically ideal), obstructions (e.g., walls) between the router and connected devices, the density of the home's construction materials, which Wi-Fi band your devices are connecting to, and Wi-Fi interference from external sources.
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