Wireless Router

A Wireless Router is a networking device that allows multiple devices (such as smartphones, laptops, tablets, smart TVs, and other Wi-Fi-enabled devices) to connect to the internet wirelessly, typically via Wi-Fi. It acts as a central hub for distributing internet access from a modem (which connects to your Internet Service Provider) to various devices in your home or office, providing both wired and wireless connectivity.

Key Features of a Wireless Router:

• Wi-Fi Connectivity: The main function of a wireless router is to broadcast a Wi-Fi signal that enables devices to connect to the internet without the need for physical cables. The Wi-Fi connection can cover a certain range, which varies depending on the router’s power and environment.
• Multiple Device Support: Wireless routers are designed to handle connections from multiple devices simultaneously, allowing smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and IoT devices to stay connected to the internet at the same time.