Pair your existing router with a WiFi Extender to expand your coverage. Boost your WiFi signal where you need it, even hard-to-reach WiFi dead-zones.
Need even more WiFi coverage? WiFi Extender vs. Mesh WiFi – What’s the Difference?
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With the newest standard of WiFi, you get the best WiFi speeds and efficiency, and up to 4X more capacity.
As you roam around your house, Smart Roaming intelligently connects your devices to the fastest WiFi signal for seamless 4K video streaming, web surfing, and more.
NETGEAR WiFi 6 Mesh Extenders use the same name and password as your existing WiFi network.
NETGEAR WiFi 6 Mesh Extenders are compatible with virtually all internet service providers’ equipment to extend coverage.
Using the Nighthawk app, you can set your extender up in just minutes. You can also see your WiFi name and password, check what devices are connected to your extender, and more.
A WiFi extender is a device that helps boost your WiFi network. This is useful for extending the WiFi connection in your home or workplace to devices that are in dead zones due to walls and general obstruction. NETGEAR offers a selection of WiFi Extenders and Mesh WiFi Systems.
WiFi range extenders work by duplicating your existing WiFi network, which is broadcasted to the relevant areas of your home or workplace, for your devices to connect with. NETGEAR has multiple WiFi Extender options as well as a selection of Routers including Nighthawk and Orbi.
The main difference between a WiFi extender and Mesh WiFi is that extenders rebroadcast the existing WiFi network, whereas Mesh WiFi creates one, connected WiFi signal.
