Results of the WiFi Extender

My router is in the corner of my office which is in a corner of my house. This makes connecting to it from some areas of my house a little fickle. Specifically, I built a magic mirror which has a Raspberry Pi (4 Model B) inside of it, and has severe issues connecting to my router.

I finally decided to stop the madness and bought a TP-Link WiFi extender. It was easy to set up and seems to work okay. At the very least it's significantly easier for the magic mirror to connect to.

My router has two bands, which I named Microcosm and Macrocosm. The extender connects to the router and creates two new access points, which I named Microcosm Link and Macrocosm Link.

wifi-kitchen.png (image/png · 698x157 · 32,057 bytes) — Old AP, from my kitchen, about ½ house-length away from the router

wifi-piano.png (image/png · 675x232 · 30,182 bytes) — Old AP, from my piano, about 1 house-length away

wifi-kitchen-linked.png (image/png · 662x177 · 26,920 bytes) — New AP, from the kitchen

wifi-piano-linked.png (image/png · 676x187 · 28,063 bytes) — New AP, from the piano

Results of the WiFi Extender @ r1