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What Are “High Gain” Router Antennas? Can They Increase WiFi Range?

What are "high gain" router antennas? Can they increase wifi range?

What Are “High Gain” Router Antennas? Can They Increase WiFi Range?

What are "high gain" router antennas? Can they increase wifi range?High Gain router antennas are able to improve your WiFi, but only under certain conditions.
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High gain antennas for you router are designed to increase your WiFi range depending on your home layout. If you live on a one-level home or apartment, these may give you better WiFi signal strength, because high gain antennas direct more of the signal horizontally than vertically. This also means that if you live in a multi-story home, using high gain antennas will actually decrease your signal on other floors. I explain how these work, and how well they actually work.

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