Routers

The TP-Link RE704X is an excellent Wi-Fi extender with great performance that can use 160MHz data channels but it does get quite hot.

The NexusLink Wireless Gaming Bridge extends your internet connection to other devices over Wi-Fi but units connected to the bridge have to be hardwired using an Ethernet cable.

The Tenda A27 is an easy to configure Wi-Fi extender with a lot of customization options and a great warranty.

The Netgear Nighthawk AX8 WiFi Mesh Extender is the largest Wi-Fi extender we’ve tested but it’s also the most powerful and has four gigabit Ethernet ports.

The Linksys RE7310 Wi-Fi extender provides a fast and easy way to eliminate Wi-Fi dead zones but it lacks extra ports and needs to be set up through a browser.

The D-Link Eagle Pro AI E15 is an inexpensive Wi-Fi extender that can push your home Wi-Fi network further but performance was mediocre in our testing.

The Nest Wifi Pro is a sleek and elegant looking mesh Wi-Fi system that’s easy to set up and configure but it falls short on performance and customizability.

The WavLink Halo Base gets a lot right for a budget mesh router but its poor performance and insecure TouchLink feature make it hard to recommend.

The Vilo VLWF01 includes everything you need to build a mesh network that performs well at mid-range for less than $100.

The Tenda Nova MW6 is a budget mesh Wi-Fi system that’s easy to set up but won’t win any speed tests.

The TP-Link Deco M3 is a budget mesh router that punches above its class even with its hybrid approach to mesh networking.

The MeshForce M3 is a budget mesh router well suited for ranch-style single floor homes but its performance leaves a lot to be desired.

The Asus ZenWifi XP4 allows you to create a fast mesh network or even a hybrid one using its built-in PowerLine technology.

The Reyee RG-E5 is an affordable Wi-Fi 6 router with quite a few tricks up its sleeve including the ability to be part of a mesh network.

The eero Pro 6e is a breeze to set up and reliable but it isn’t the fastest mesh router out there and falls short on range.

The Linksys Hydra Pro 6 is a highly customizable Wi-Fi 6 router in a small package that can also be used to set up a mesh network.

The TP-Link Deco XE75 is a Wi-Fi 6E mesh system that punches well above its weight for the price with built-in security to boot.

The Amplifi Alien is a futuristic mesh router that can show you what’s going on with your Wi-Fi network by glancing at its touchscreen.

The Netgear Orbi LBR20 gives you the freedom to choose between broadband or LTE for your home’s wireless network.

The Motorola Q11 delivers on price, ease of setup and configurability but falls short when it comes to ports and wireless connectivity at a distance.

The Asus GT-AXE11000 is a customizable gaming router with blazing fast speeds and loads of features.

Although large and expensive, the Atlas Max 6E can fill even large houses with data.

This mesh router offers insane specs at an insane price

The Linksys Hydra Pro 6E is less expensive than most Wi-Fi 6e routers, but you'll give up some performance for that savings.

The Netgear Nighthawk AX6 (RAX50) combines high-speed operations with great security, but it's pricey.

Google Wifi is easy to use, more affordable than competing mesh routers and delivers solid performance (if you get the three-pack).

The Netgear Orbi RBK752 offers a cheaper way to get an Orbi mesh system with Wi-Fi 6, but the savings come with diminished performance and shorter range, making it ideal for mid-sized homes.

The Linksys Velop AX4200 is a Wi-Fi 6 mesh value for the largest homes.

The Netgear Nighthawk RAXE500 sets a new standard for high-performance Wi-Fi, offering the first router with Wi-Fi 6e.

The Eero Pro 6 updates Amazon's mesh router with Wi-Fi 6 speeds, efficient performance and quick, convenient setup that gets you online in minutes.