Having a home with a range of internet-connected devices is becoming a standard to which many of us have become accustomed to. This scenario can often put an excessive amount of strain on your router, especially when streaming video content and playing online video games. The layout of one’s home, as well as the thickness of your walls and ceilings, has a significant impact on your routers ability to project your Wi-Fi coverage to where it is needed. Such obstacles can result in poor signal and as a result, significantly hamper ones Wi-Fi experience.

Bearing such issues in mind there has been a call for an effective solution and the good news is that Miro already has exactly that, the TP-Link Powerline Extenders. The TP-Link Powerline extenders connect to your normal router but then use your home’s electrical circuit to transmit your original internet signal throughout the rest of your home. As a result, you are able to achieve speedy and stable full coverage that easily overcomes obstacles such as thick walls and ceilings.

The setup is extremely easy as all that it requires is for you to plug in one powerline extender near your router and connect it using an Ethernet cable. The first powerline extender is then able to transmit your original internet signal to additional powerline extenders that are plugged into other main plug sockets throughout your house.

Depending on the variation of the device you are using, you are then able to connect wirelessly or via Ethernet cable. The video below from our friends at TP-Link visually explains this scenario.

Through using TP-Link Powerline Extenders you are able to enjoy the same signal strength as if you were right next to your router. From your basement to your loft, having flawless connectivity is now the standard.

Other fantastic features of the TP-Link Powerline Extenders :

• Wi-Fi clone button
• 300Mbps speed
• Dual Ethernet Ports
• Plug and Play.