The importance of WiFi in daily life may be as important as water, electricity, and gas.

The only regret is that the WiFi antenna signal is still far from being as stable as water, electricity, and gas. Slow speed, no network, unable to connect, dead zone, etc.

Every question can drive people crazy.

Today, let's take a look at the solution to poor WiFi signal.

WiFi is a radiation like light that can be blocked by objects, making the WiFi antenna signal more stable. The placement of the router is crucial.

Most households only have one router, which is placed in the living room next to the TV.

If you want WiFi signal coverage throughout the house as much as possible, theoretically you should place the router in the middle of the house.

If the structure of the house is not very regular, it is more recommended to place the router at the junction of the living room and the room.

Additionally, large appliances, especially refrigerators, should be avoided.

The refrigerator has too much metal, which may cause WiFi signals to bounce back and be difficult to pass through. The steel bars in the walls also have this problem.

In addition, the operating frequency of most microwave ovens is around 2.45GHz. If your WiFi signal is also 2.4GHz, it will conflict.