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Router that can handle 20 wireless connections

MarcoJEls
By MarcoJEls
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Hi there!!!

 

I am looking for a router that can handle 20+ wireless connections and that isn't going to tear my wallet. The router will be used in my house, yes I know 20 is a lot for a house but I have a big family with a lot of devices. Any help will be appreciated!!!

 

Thank you

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Not really sure. Whats your budget?

 

You could also just grab more then one router and do a master/slave setup in which you connect the others via ethernet to the main one and switch them to bridge mode.

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Check out the UniFi range from Ubiquiti, they can easy handle this.

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Yeah, you're not going to be limited by the routing, but rather the wireless traffic. Should definitely look at dedicated gear for wireless.

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Check out the UniFi range from Ubiquiti, they can easy handle this.

 

I'd happy vouch for this. We have dozens of these deployed.

 

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Another vote for the UniFi's. Get the standard or long range.

 

I have them deployed at work and they.. work great. (School district)

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