Windows 10 is a very good operating system, but Microsoft still hasn’t managed to fix all the Wi-Fi issues users are reporting. One of the most common are the constant connection losses along with Wi-Fi range issues. To address them, Redmond has released a series of updates and fixes to solve them, but from time to time Wi-Fi bugs still appear.

If you’re still having Wi-Fi issues on your Windows 10 PC despite all the workarounds you have used, you may consider buying a better Wi-Fi booster or a smart hub. If you live in the UK, BT announced a new Smart Hub, capable of delivering the UK’s most powerful Wi-Fi signal compared to the routers from other broadband providers.

BT claims the device can send Wi-Fi signal to harder-to-reach rooms, resulting in fewer dropped connections and faster speeds:

The secret behind this performance are the seven antennas the hub comes equipped with. BT’s Smart Hub is powered by the latest AC Wi-Fi technology, allowing multiple connections without a reduction in connection speed. Also, the device incorporates the latest chipset available on the market and has built-in advanced filters that block interference.

It’s packed with the latest wi-fi technology and is the only router from a major UK broadband provider to offer seven antennas which offer unbeatable Wi-Fi range.

BT’s Smart Hub will launch this summer and the first hubs will be available, obviously, for BT’s customers. Potential buyers can also purchase this Smart Hub for only $50.

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