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Outdoor WiFi Repeaters

Discover our outdoor WiFi repeaters to extend coverage to a garden, terrace, yard or outbuilding. Compare solutions by distance, link mode, obstacles and installation conditions.

For indoors, discover our WiFi repeaters for the home.

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Buying guide

How to choose the right WiFi repeater

Area to cover

Start from the area that really has poor coverage. The repeater should be placed where your router's signal is still strong enough to be rebroadcast.

Indoor or outdoor

For the home or office, choose a model designed for indoor use. For a garden, patio or outbuilding, check that the model is designed for outdoor use.

Bands and speeds

The advertised speed is theoretical and does not guarantee your actual internet speed. Walls, distance, interference, your router and your devices all affect performance.

Setup and connections

Check the available setup modes, the supported bands, any Ethernet ports and the compatibility listed on the product page.

Frequently asked questions

WiFi repeater questions

Where should I place a WiFi repeater?
In a spot where the signal from your router is still good, but close enough to the area you want to cover better.
Will a repeater increase the speed of my broadband plan?
No. It extends the coverage of your existing network; it does not increase the speed provided by your broadband provider.
Can I use a repeater with fibre broadband?
Yes, as long as the repeater is compatible with the WiFi of your router.
2.4 GHz or dual band?
The right choice depends on your router, your environment and how you use your WiFi. Check the supported bands on each product page.
How many repeaters do I need?
It depends on your home and the areas with poor coverage; several floors or separate zones may need more than one coverage point.