Setting up a powerful home Wi-Fi network used to demand something close to a degree in computer science. Configuring multiple routers and Wi-Fi extenders involved delving deep into settings and ...

Ubiquiti’s AmpliFi mesh router somehow offers not just a robust mesh whole-home WiFi system with an incredible layer of security and killer features, but it’s also the easiest router I’ve ever set up ...

The AmpliFi Mesh Wi-Fi System Gamer's Edition is a stylish way to spread Wi-Fi throughout very large homes and offers settings that gamers will love, but it lacks some of the features we expect at ...

The Ubiquiti AmpliFi router is one of the recent wave of consumer friendly mesh router systems. You can think of these mesh systems as routers that come with pre-matched, easy to use, Wi-Fi extenders.

Back in May, networking OEM Ubiquiti announced its new Ubiquiti Labs division and that division’s first product: a home mesh Wi-Fi system called Amplifi. With Amplifi, Ubiquiti intends to stretch its ...

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Wi-Fi routers are in the midst of a sudden renaissance. As more and more people welcome more and more internet-connected things into their lives, a growing number of networking companies have seen an ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The market for consumer grade Wi-Fi routers had been stagnant for more than a decade until a new trend recently swept the industry. Setting up ...

The Ubiquiti AmpliFi Alien is an expensive black Wi-Fi 6 Internet tube that promises super-fast wifi and a unique, pleasant user experience that is as intuitive as these things can probably be. The ...

In the past year, Mesh Wi-Fi has become the new buzzword in the world of home networking as a possible solution to the all to well known Wi-Fi deadspots issue many homeowners face. Among the sea of ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...