My Wi-Fi router sits out in the open in the kitchen next to the TV, and I’ve been thinking about hiding it in the cabinet under the TV for a while now. This would make the whole setup look a little tidier, but I didn’t want to sacrifice Wi-Fi performance just for better aesthetics. So, I decided to test just how much worse my signal actually gets when I put the router in a cabinet.
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