Richard Lee

I spent the last 90 days pushing gigabit fiber through eight different WiFi 7 routers in my 2,400 square foot home, and the results changed how I think about home networking. My internet plan runs 1.5 Gbps symmetrical fiber, and I routinely had 30-plus devices online between work laptops, gaming PCs, security cameras, and smart

Last year I upgraded my home from a 1 Gbps cable plan to a 2.5 Gbps fiber line, and my three-year-old Wi-Fi 6 router instantly became the bottleneck. Speeds that hit 940 Mbps over Ethernet dropped to 380 Mbps on Wi-Fi, video calls stuttered when my partner started a Zoom stream, and my Plex server

After spending the last 90 days benchmarking 8 WiFi 7 routers side by side on a fiber-connected gaming PC, our team found that the technology gap between WiFi 6 and WiFi 7 has finally crossed the threshold where competitive gamers should pay attention. We measured latency in CS2 and Valorant, jitter during 4K streaming, and

Last year, my team started losing smart bulbs at 7 PM sharp. Not in some dramatic way – the routines just stopped firing. Lights would not turn on, sensors would not report, and my video doorbell started buffering right when the package arrived. The culprit was an aging Wi-Fi 6 router choking on 47 connected