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Which WiFI Extenders work with Arris BGW210-700
Which WiFi extenders will work with the ARRIS BGW210-700 from AT&T? I am looking at TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Range Extender on Amazon but don't know if it is compatible. How can I find compatible extenders other than the one offered by AT&T?
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4 years ago
Hello @WanyeLWinquist,
We understand that you have a question about what WiFi extender would work with your router. Don't worry, we can help with that.
Have you tried looking into Airties Wifi extender? That would be the WiFi extender that would work with your router.
Please let us know if that helps answer your question.
Charles, AT&T Community Specialist
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Platinumz
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I am definitely seeking an alternative to this company. I bought business internet but before they finally made it out to install. Which was almost 3 weeks? I installed my equipment so my access would reach throughout my business.
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GaryTap
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Have ATT Uverse ARRIS BGW210 WiFi Router... It works great if you are within 20 feet... How can I get a great signal off this WiFi Router when I'm 80 feet away?
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Julie_B01
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I have the EXACT same question (and problem.) I refuse to give AT&T anymore $ since they "upgraded" my router resulting in poorer wi-fi performance.
I read all the comments, laughed at your comment back to AT&T, but didn't see your specific questions answered.
Perhaps I missed it but let me know if you went with the TP-Link AC1200 and if it is compatible.
In my searches, not many are due to the GHz with the upgraded AT&T router.
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ArisLito
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The router should have a multi-core processor and at least 128 MB of RAM
The hardware in your router matters a lot, especially the processor and the amount of RAM available. We use Wi-Fi for video streaming, file downloads, data backup, online games and other activities during which a lot of data is transferred to and from the internet. Because of this, modern wireless routers need much more processing power than in the past.
When choosing the next router, you need to know its frequency and whether it has a single-core, two-core or four-core processor. If you want a fast network that can handle multiple customers on the network at the same time, I recommend that you do not buy routers with single-core processors. In case you want to use it for wireless gaming especially with PS5 monitors it will require a lot of data to be transferred really fast.
Your next router should have a processor with at least two cores, so that it can work with more data and more clients than a single-core processor. A processor running at 900 MHz is less powerful than one running at 1.2 GHz. In addition, the higher the number of cores, the more powerful the router. The same rules apply as for PCs, smartphones and other computing devices. Hope it helps.
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