The video discusses ways to improve internet speed and coverage at home. The host, Charlie, shares several tips and tricks, including:
1. Moving the router to a central location in the house to improve coverage.
2. Changing the position of the router's antennas to a perpendicular position to improve signal strength.
3. Using aluminum foil or cans to redirect WiFi signals and improve coverage.
4. Downloading apps to measure internet speed and identify areas for improvement.
5. Analyzing WiFi channels to reduce interference from neighboring routers.
6. Using a WiFi extender to boost signal strength in areas with poor coverage.
Charlie also mentions more advanced technologies, such as power line adapters and mesh networks, that can be used to improve internet coverage. The video is sponsored by the Morbi store, which sells technology products online.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Internet providers are responsible for bringing the internet to the door of your house, but they do not provide advice on how to make the internet work well inside the house.
2. There are no internet providers that give advice on how to improve the internet experience inside the house.
3. Sitting close to the router can improve internet experience.
4. Routers with antennas should have them positioned perpendicular to the floor.
5. The position of the router can affect the internet signal, with fewer obstacles resulting in a stronger signal.
6. Crouching down to the height of the router and pointing to where you generally connect to the internet can help identify potential obstacles.
7. Raising the height of the router in the same room can improve the internet signal.
8. Using double-sided tape or a router base can help raise the router.
9. Putting the router in a central place in the house can improve the internet signal.
10. Using aluminum foil or cans of soda can redirect WiFi waves and improve the signal in certain areas of the house.
11. Internet speed can be measured using applications such as a speedometer.
12. Download speed is important for consumption, while upload speed is important for content creators.
13. WiFi channels can overlap and cause interference, especially in buildings with many routers.
14. Applications such as WiFi Analyzer and Hard Analyzer can help identify channel overlap and dead zones.
15. Changing the WiFi channel can improve the internet signal.
16. WiFi extenders can repeat the signal from the router and improve coverage.
17. WiFi extenders come with pros and cons, and some may have automatic configuration options.
18. Power line technology can pass internet through electrical connections.
19. Mesh technology can expand the same network and provide a stable connection.
20. A country with high internet access may still have poor internet quality.