The '15,888 sq ft coverage' claim made me skeptical. Three weeks of testing later, here's what this $72 extender…
I tested on a 300 Mbps cable plan. The extender was positioned 25 feet from my router, in a hallway — a typical placement for extending coverage to a…
Is the Finwarm's "15,888 sq ft coverage" claim real?
No — that figure comes from open-field testing with no walls or interference; in a real home, the extender's usable range is roughly 60-100 feet, and it's…
This is where the Finwarm surprised me most. I pressed the WPS button on my router, then the button on the Finwarm. Three minutes later — and I mean three minutes…
At 80 feet — the far end of my apartment — 98 Mbps is functionally useful. Before the extender, that corner was getting 11 Mbps from the router's signal…
How much did the Finwarm improve WiFi speed at the far end of the reviewer's apartment?
The far living room corner went from 11 Mbps (router signal alone) to 98 Mbps through the extender at 80 feet — a meaningful real-world improvement…
I tested on a 300 Mbps cable plan. The extender was positioned 25 feet from my router, in a hallway — a typical placement for extending coverage to a bedroom wing.…
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How fast was the Finwarm's WPS setup in testing?
About three minutes from pressing the WPS button to full connectivity, with the reviewer's phone auto-connecting within 30 seconds — among the fastest…
Yes. It connects via WPS or standard WiFi credentials and is compatible with routers from any manufacturer — NETGEAR, TP-Link, Asus, Linksys, Arris, Xfinity, AT&T…
The Finwarm has an ethernet port, which lets you connect a wired device (like a desktop computer or smart TV) directly to the extender for a wired connection in the…
The '15,888 sq ft coverage' claim made me skeptical. Three weeks of testing later, here's what this $72 extender really does.
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