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Your ISP router isn't the problem — where you put it is
Modern ISP-provided routers, especially Wi-Fi 6 and 6E models, are often more capable than users assume. The real culprit behind poor home Wi-Fi performance is placement — routers tucked behind TVs, in basements, or on floors suffer from signal attenuation caused by metal, concrete, and dense materials. Key advice includes: elevating the router 4–6 feet off the ground, maintaining a 3-foot clear radius around it, avoiding placement behind large electronics like TVs, and using a Cat6a patch cable to reposition it closer to central living areas. Using a free Wi-Fi analyzer app to measure RSSI values helps identify dead zones before and after relocation. Buying a new router or mesh system is often unnecessary when a zero-cost repositioning can unlock the full speeds already being paid for.
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