Fibre Broadband wireless routers

Hi,

I have fibre broadband which was supplied with a wireless router which does not have sufficient range to give a good signal throughout our house. What would you recommend as a replacement fibre broadband router with a good wireless range. I don't really want to spend more than £50 unless this is really necessary.

Thanks in advance for your help

Big question is do you want the modem/router all in one box, or are you planning to continue to use the white Openreach modem.

If using the white modem then:

Within £50 budget it is really TP-Link
TP-Link for £40 Offers dual-band and should be fine for FTTC type speeds, though would normally suggest the WDR4300 or the Archer units but you are heading more towards Asus pricing. Asus has a much better GUI on the router.

A popular choice at £95 is the Asus RT-N66U runs Asus firmware, or a variety of DD-WRT versions to let you do more stuff with the router. If white hardware is your preference there is a £5 cheaper version on Amazon.

Latest AC Wireless for £120 in Asus RT-AC66U

A little more speed and USB 3.0 device support for £155 Asus RT-AC68U

In reply to a post by adpegg01:

Hi,

I have fibre broadband which was supplied with a wireless router which does not have sufficient range to give a good signal throughout our house. What would you recommend as a replacement fibre broadband router with a good wireless range. I don't really want to spend more than £50 unless this is really necessary.

Thanks in advance for your help

If you have any old WiFi router you can configure them to add extra signal in other parts of your house (Plenty of how to configure them on the internet).
Get them free off 'Freecycle'
I use three old Netgear DG834GT and a Lynsys one in different location's