Soldato
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Hi,
I have a 120Mbps cable broadband connection and am currently using the Cisco EPC3925 supplied by my ISP. It's decent enough as regards the ethernet connections, but it's wi-fi range is dreadful. So, given that I can't ditch it for an all in one of my choice, I want to use the Cisco in bridge mode and get a router of my own.
Basically, good signal strength and ease of use are the most important factors. Budget is anything up to £100, but would prefer to spend less. Will be connecting a couple of PCs via ethernet and 3-4 smart devices via wi-fi, including a smart tv, so streaming is high on the agenda. Any suggestions?
I have a 120Mbps cable broadband connection and am currently using the Cisco EPC3925 supplied by my ISP. It's decent enough as regards the ethernet connections, but it's wi-fi range is dreadful. So, given that I can't ditch it for an all in one of my choice, I want to use the Cisco in bridge mode and get a router of my own.
Basically, good signal strength and ease of use are the most important factors. Budget is anything up to £100, but would prefer to spend less. Will be connecting a couple of PCs via ethernet and 3-4 smart devices via wi-fi, including a smart tv, so streaming is high on the agenda. Any suggestions?