Slow Internet? These devices can interfere with your Wi-Fi network

QAnyone who has ever faced problems with slow or unstable Wi-Fi knows how the position of the router can directly influence the quality of the signal at home. But what many people don’t realize is that the location where the device is located is not the only factor that interferes with the connection.

Some common electronics and devices can disrupt the operation of Wi-Fi and impair internet reach without the user realizing it.

According to the BGR website, the good news is that, in many cases, there is no need to change the router or change the device’s settings. Just rearranging a few items in your home can significantly improve your connection.

The reason is that several devices use frequencies similar to those of Wi-Fi, causing signal interference.

Devices that can affect internet quality include:

• Baby monitors
• Cordless phones
• Security cameras
• Wireless speakers and soundbars
• Smart TVs
• Smart home devices

Experts recommend keeping these devices away from the router whenever possible, especially in smaller environments, where interference tends to be greater.

Furthermore, positioning the router in a more open location, away from thick walls, mirrors and metallic objects, also helps to improve the Wi-Fi signal range indoors.