Weak Wi-Fi is not always solved by buying a more powerful router. Building materials, distance, interference, device density and access point placement all affect coverage and reliability.
Identify where coverage drops
Map the areas where users experience slow connections or dropouts. Test at different times of day and note whether the issue affects one device or many.
Improve access point placement
Place access points in open, central locations where possible. Avoid hiding them inside cabinets or placing them beside sources of interference. Larger offices may need multiple wired access points rather than a single router.
Plan for capacity as well as coverage
Consider the number of connected devices, meeting rooms and bandwidth-heavy applications. A well-planned network should provide stable coverage and enough capacity for normal peak usage.
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