A lot of service providers are already offering gigabit speeds to the home. Unfortunately, it’s the last couple of meters that determine the broadband experience; and 95% of the time, that is the Wi-Fi connection. A bad Wi-Fi connection can simply ruin the whole broadband experience, no matter how good the broadband to the home is. Wi-Fi brings quite some quirks and problems with it. First, it is a wireless technology, very susceptible to interference. And, the spectrum is very dynamic: household devices being switched on and off, people passing by, new client devices being introduced, a mix of old and new Wi-Fi clients, … all these impact the Wi-Fi signals. So, to get a good user experience out of your Wi-Fi, you need to pay attention to both the placement and the configuration of your Wi-Fi router.