Your router might be the real bottleneck, not your internet plan.

Using a multi-point mesh network instead of a standard WiFi router is the best way to fill internet dead zones and make sure you get great signal in every room.

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Ethernet ports are usually just relegated to connecting computers to routers to facilitate an internet connection, but they're capable of much more than that.

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