And so, we ask: what matters most when setting up a home network? Is it the ability to support internet plans up to 5 Gbps? Or is it the coverage area, with some products claiming to reach up to 6,000 sq. ft.?
At the end of the day, whether your neighbor's internet is slow is not your problem. My decision is to prioritize my own network's speed and reliability. With products like the Amazon eero Pro 7, which comes in a convenient 3-pack, it's possible to create a powerful mesh network.
So we want to hear from you: how important is it for you to have a seamless gaming experience? Do you prioritize having multiple devices connected at once, or is it more about having fast upload speeds? Let us know, and let's get talking about what really makes a difference in home networking.
In terms of coverage, would you prefer a product that can cover a large area, or one that can penetrate thick walls and floors? And what about expandability - is it crucial for you to be able to add more units to your network as needed? We're curious to know what you think.