To simplify wireless standards, 802.11ac was renamed 'Wi-Fi 5,' while the latest standard, 802.11ax, is dubbed 'Wi-Fi 6' by the Wi-Fi Alliance. Wireless standards come and go, and too often, they are more marketing hype than any meaningful, practical improvement (looking at you, WiGiG). And if your home is spread over many long hallways, a Wi-Fi range extender can be a lifesaver. Getting your network up to speed is paramount for a modern smart home to boost the connection to your Smart TV, consoles, tablets, smartphones, and everything else that needs a decent internet connection. If you're playing on one of the best gaming laptops, you should focus a little more on your Wi-Fi, since some gaming laptops' only option is a wireless connection. If your motherboard lacks wireless networking capabilities, you can rely on a USB Wi-Fi adapter as a decent stopgap. While a wired connection will always be faster, the latest wireless kits can easily match the speed and latency of being hard-wired.
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