This is dependent on the individual device and not the router. Some devices might roam off the 6 GHz band to the 5 GHz band when they are out of the 6 GHz range and might not automatically reconnect to the 6 GHz band when they are back in range. We recommend that you avoid placing your router in rooms like a basement, attic, or closet, and avoid other devices that might cause interference, like microwave ovens or baby monitors.īecause of the 6 GHz band’s shorter range, WiFi 6E routers must be positioned close to where you require the high-speed 6 GHz connection.
HOW TO CHECK WIFI CHANNEL TRAFFIC INSTALL
Install the router as close to the center of the room as possible, away from the corners of the room. Consider this as you experiment with different locations and orientations.įor maximum coverage, place your router in a central position in your home. The signal strength decreases as it passes through walls and other objects some objects, like metal cabinets, might block the signal entirely. To resolve poor wireless range or a weak WiFi signal from your NETGEAR router, try the following:Ī clear line of sight from your router to your devices provides the best WiFi signal. For more information, see What is the difference between 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz wireless frequencies? Higher frequency bands provide a faster connection, but have less range, and cannot penetrate solid objects like walls and floors. However, your WiFi range can be affected by factors like router placement, home layout, or wireless interference from other devices.Īs you troubleshoot, keep in mind that it’s normal for your speeds to decrease as your move away from your router, as your WiFi device must switch to lower frequency wireless bands to maintain its connection.
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