We Now Test Wireless Extenders, Adapters and Bridges

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Tim Higgins

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SNB logoWe’d like to announce the launch of our full suite of product research tools for Wireless Extenders, Adapters and Bridges.

We recently described our new test processes for Wireless Extenders and Wireless Adapters and Bridges. So it’s only natural that we have been hard at work testing these products.

We actually turned on the Finder, Ranker and Charts for Wireless Extenders last week and have almost a dozen products tested with the new process.

Today we enabled the Finder, Ranker and Charts for Wireless Adapters and Bridges and have tested five AC1200 USB adapters.

Round-up reviews will be coming in the next week or so for single band and dual-band extenders and AC1200 adapters.

Check out the tools and let us know what you think.

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