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Best home router
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this post was submitted on 25 Nov 2023
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At 2000 square feet one unit might work. If you have brick, stone, or concrete interior walls, then it probably won’t work well.
Usually I recommend one WiFi access point per thousand square feet per floor, especially with stick frame and plaster construction, although more area per AP is usable if the surrounding WiFi radio environment isn’t too crowded.
Interesting I have another Asus I completely forgot I bought. Been away for months came back forgot about it I think I can mesh the two if I read correctly.