Joel Santo Domingo

We’ve researched nearly 100 cable modems over the past five years. Here’s what we recommend if you want to stop paying your ISP a modem rental fee.

A great portable SSD is much smaller and more durable than a hard drive and will generally transfer files much faster.

If a normal router can’t provide reliable wireless access to every corner of your home, mesh systems should help you stream and watch TikTok without a hitch.

We tested multiple iPhone photo backup methods and, for better or worse, using iCloud really is the easiest way to store your library.

We’ve tested the latest Wi-Fi routers to find the best ones—from budget options to top of the line—to make your wireless network faster and more responsive.

If you have rooms where 4K streams don’t work or browsing is too slow, you might solve the problem with a Wi-Fi extender—without replacing your whole network.

Here are all of our tips and advice for free ways to improve your Wi-Fi, and what to consider if those fail.

Most microSD cards are good enough, but if you know what to look for, it’s not hard to get one that’s great.

The TP-Link Archer T4U V3 is the best, easiest way to add reliable Wi-Fi to a desktop computer that doesn’t have it.

We tested six new NAS devices and found that the Synology DS220+ is the best for most home users thanks to its performance, versatile software, and good price.

Almost any flash drive can be used as a cheap storage option, but the best ones won’t keep you waiting when opening, saving, and transferring files.

A handy, compact, quality multi-tool will make everyday tasks so much easier.

We have some simple tips to try if you’re having difficulty connecting devices to your home Wi-fi.

Wi-Fi routers tend to be ugly. We have some favorite spots to hide them that won’t block their signal.

If you’re frequently frustrated by bad Wi-Fi on the road, a mobile hotspot or travel router could be the answer.

When Wi-Fi just isn’t practical for your midsize home, powerline networking may be your best solution. These are the options we recommend.

Though our testing shows that Wi-Fi 7 is faster, most people are likely to be just as happy with Wi-Fi 6 devices.

Our tests found that a single router works as well as an expensive mesh kit in some cases, even in a 2,300-square-foot home.

Gigabit internet plans promise blazing-fast speeds—for a price. You probably don’t need to upgrade.

Managing your kids’ internet use can be a headache, even when you’re a tech-savvy parent. We found some solutions…sort of.