Our growing reliance on the internet means we need a stable, high-speed internet connection to do almost everything, from working to gaming. Although it's tempting to purchase the fastest internet ...

The TP-Link AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Router is now available on Amazon for $116, down from its usual price of $200, for a savings of $84, or 42%.

The routers will blanket up to 6,600 square feet with WiFi connectivity over the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands. If you have devices that are compatible with the 6 GHz band, that's the way to go, ...

Google’s new mesh routers have the latest Wi-Fi standards and can act as Thread border routers. They’ll also be Matter hubs. Google’s new mesh routers have the latest Wi-Fi standards and can act as ...

NETGEAR’s home networking portfolio earns CES 2022 Innovation Award Honors Across the Board NETGEAR extends its WiFi 6E leadership with the Nighthawk RAXE300 tri-band WiFi 6E Router. (Photo: Business ...

I'm thinking about upgrading my WiFi 5 router and have been going back and forth between 6 and 6e. I live in an apartment with a lot of WiFi networks even on the 5ghz band and was thinking the 6ghz ...

The holiday season puts a big strain on your Internet connection, from family movie nights to long-distance video calls. If you're seeing some slowdown, it might be time to upgrade your router or ...

ANAHEIM, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zyxel Networks, a leader in delivering secure, AI- and cloud-powered business and home networking solutions, enhanced network security and productivity for small and ...

If you are searching for a wireless router capable of supporting the latest wireless standards and creating a large coverage area in your home or business. You may be interested to know that ASUS has ...

As WiFi technology evolves, so do home networks. For those of us who use our own routers, rather than an internet provider’s hardware, there comes a time when a decision must be made: Is it worth ...

Gamers know the importance of latency. When playing a game with others online, even the slightest delays in the network can be the difference between winning and losing; every millisecond counts.