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WiFi Powerline Adapter

Powerline adapters are a form of Wi-Fi access point that allows you to transmit a wired Ethernet link via the normal power outlet of your home. This allows a high-speed Internet link to be built just about anywhere you have an outlet in your house. For those residing in multi-story properties where cutting new cables is prohibitively costly (or even impossible) this can be an ideal option for providing high-quality internet connectivity to hard-to-reach spaces. Mesh Network Extender

Mesh networks can simply be thought of as a collection of access points distributed around your house, working together to create a 'mesh' of links, although this is not entirely true from a technological point of view. However this is basically how a mesh network functions; a number of nodes' provide distributed internet connectivity over a wide region. In reality, similar mesh networks have been used to cover entire cities, and even entire swaths of a world, in some circumstances.

Conclusion: Which Wi-Fi Extension Method Should You Choose?

If your house is wired to ethernet and you have just a few 'dead zones' in those areas: WiFi Access Point

If your house is not wired to ethernet and you have just a few 'dead zones' in those areas: WiFi Repeater

If you only have quality coverage on one side of the house: WiFi Access Point

If you have a larger or intermittent home: WiFi Mesh Network

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