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Wi-Fi woes? Some 56,000 shoppers depend on this bestselling extender, and it's only $14 (that's 60% off)

Do you have that one pesky room upstairs that's starved for a decent Wi-Fi signal? We've all been there. Whether it's a guest bedroom or a master bath, it can be a drag when you can't get your Ted Lasso on wherever you want. Here's help: The wildly popular TP-Link Wi-Fi Extender is on sale for just $14 at Amazon. (That's more than $20 off.) This genius gadget will beam your service to the far corners of your home ... and beyond.

This Amazon No. 1 bestseller spreads your signal over more than 1,200 square feet and connects up to 20 devices. Say goodbye to bad Wi-Fi!

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Why is this a good deal?

Improving your Wi-Fi often means spending a small fortune on a new router (an expense of at least $100), but this $14 gadget can boost the signal to weaker areas of your home. It's an easy way to save a lot of money.

Why do I need this?

The TP-Link Wi-Fi Extender extends the reach of your home’s Wi-Fi network while also giving it a much-needed speed boost. If you live in a big space and your router is on one side of your home, but you want a strong and fast Wi-Fi connection on the other, this extender will come in handy. This little guy can cover an additional 1,200 square feet, as well as deliver up to 750Mbps (megabytes per second) for speedier internet service.

Meanwhile, the Wi-Fi extender also works as a mesh network, so you can seamlessly go room to room or story to story without skipping a beat. Unlike traditional Wi-Fi extenders, you don't have to reconnect to an extended network to get better range and speeds— it automatically logs in for you. In essence, it creates one large Wi-Fi network in your home, rather than multiple smaller ones.

This plug-and-play device is ready for action. Just plug the TP-Link extender into a wall outlet near where you want a signal boost, tap the green button twice, and it automatically syncs to your home’s Wi-Fi network. That’s it. Your home’s Wi-Fi signal will effectively bounce off this device’s antennas to give you a more consistent signal throughout your home.

The extender also comes with a built-in Ethernet port, so you can easily give your laptop or streaming device a faster, more solid internet connection. It's like plugging directly into the web itself.

For $14 (down from $35), the TP-Link Wi-Fi Extender is a lifesaver, so to speak, as it can revive internet dead zones, turning your home into one large hotspot for nearly all of your devices. This is especially important for those of us working from home.

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Enjoy lightning-quick Wi-Fi even if you're way off in the conservatory hanging with Colonel Mustard. (Amazon)

What reviewers say

Some 56,000 five-star fans are happy to have this little helper.

"My bedroom is a Wi-Fi dead zone. It doesn't matter how good my router is, I will frequently lose connection altogether or get a really weak signal," shared a five-star reviewer. "I put this extender...between the dead zone and my router, and the connection is amazing. I rarely lose connection. I generally have two or three bars compared to one bar. Most important, my bandwidth speed is anywhere from three to eight times as strong as it was without the extender."

"What I really love about the extender is that it's a meshed network," continued the reviewer. "For those of you who have used older extenders that made you log into a separate network, you know how frustrating this can be."

Added another five-star reviewer: "The extender works perfectly in my house. It boosts my modem-router combo significantly and provides a strong and steady signal into the room where I hold my meetings. In fact, my Wi-Fi analyzer app tells me that the signal from the TP-Link RE220 is usually stronger than the signal from my modem-router combo!"

"If you’re like me and half of your house has no Wi-Fi because the ... modem/router combo sucks, then you need this. In 10 minutes I had everything set up and streaming 1080p videos. A much cheaper fix than buying a new router with further range and easier to set up too. That includes a downside, however; your max speeds might not be as fast as they could be. A router will support a much faster download and upload speed, so you could be bottlenecking yourself," said another user.

Don't forget to clip the on-page coupon to, um, extend your savings.

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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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