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min reading / 2 September 2025
Is your wireless connection slow in certain rooms? Before blaming your equipment, the issue often comes from where your router is located. With the right placement, it can transform your digital experience — especially if your household uses multiple smartphones, computers, smart TVs, and gaming consoles. In this article, we explain how to optimize your home wi-fi, when to consider a mesh wi-fi system, and why a fiber subscription makes all the difference for your everyday use.
The quality of your wi-fi connection depends as much on your box’s power as on its location. According to a 2023 study by Darmstadt University, structural walls or household appliances can reduce signal strength by up to 40%. Proper placement is therefore crucial to get the most out of your connection.
Mesh wi-fi is particularly useful in:
With a mesh kit, several nodes communicate with each other and eliminate dead zones. Eltrona offers solutions compatible with its internet plans
Good placement won’t make up for insufficient bandwidth. With Eltrona’s fiber coaxial:
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No, these enclosed spaces significantly reduce signal reach.
No, the nodes are usually plug & play and configured through an app.
Yes, for fixed devices like a console or a smart TV, Ethernet remains more stable.
Check for router updates, change the channel, or consider a fiber subscription.
Placing your router in the right spot is the simplest way to optimize your home wi-fi without extra costs. For connected households, combining smart placement, a mesh wi-fi system, and an Eltrona fiber subscription is the guarantee of a fast, stable connection tailored to all your needs.
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