UPDATE – RangeXTD is currently sold out in retail stores nationwide. However, they may still be available on their website HERE
Groundbreaking Device Fixes Slow Wi-Fi And Exposes Greedy Internet Service Providers
Written by Matt Bernard on April 2nd 2020
IF YOU’RE READING THIS FROM A COMPUTER OR DEVICE CONNECTED TO YOUR HOME WI-FI CONNECTION, CHANCES ARE YOU’RE BEING RIPPED OFF.
I know, because I recently found out that I’ve been getting ripped off by my Internet Service Provider (ISP) for years.
You see, recently I convinced my boss to let me work from home—a dream I’ve had for many years—and I was looking forward to the comfortable working environment. But what happened was far from comfortable…
On that first day of working from home, I was almost happy to get to work. I sat down at my desk, and when I tried pulling up my email, it took five minutes to load…
Unacceptable. When you need to be in constant contact with your coworkers throughout the day, you have to be able to access your email quickly. Not to mention the list of websites and downloads I needed to access. And that wasn’t even the worst part.
I’d only just upgraded to a better internet package one month before! You see, I even knew that I’d need faster speeds if I was going to be working from my 3-bedroom home. And it was still taking forever! But, that’s not all.
For the first two weeks, everything was fine. But after that, Netflix started taking forever to “buffer,” and YouTube just wouldn’t play right. It was almost like I’d downgraded! I just couldn’t believe it.
Frustrated, I decided to do what any of you would probably do in my situation.
I called my internet provider and complained. But, the earliest they could have a technician visit was in 15 days. 15 days! So, I put off working from home for another two weeks. And, finally, the day arrived. But I was in for a surprise…
“I really shouldn’t, man,” Barry said as he reached out to accept it.
Now, the more Barry and I talked, the friendlier we got. But, when I told him that I was working from home, Barry told me I was pretty much SOL. (Sure Outta Luck…)
I could not believe what I was hearing.
“Router throttling, man,” he said. “So, yeah, when you sign up, they give you the speeds you asked for. At first. But after a while, they throttle the bandwidth in your router. The internet going to your house hasn’t changed, so it’ll say you’re still up to speed. But the router doesn’t have the same output as it used to.”
I blinked as it started to dawn on me, just what Barry was saying…
“It’s their little game,” he said. “Suddenly, your internet’s not going so fast, but you can’t actually prove that it’s slower. Since the numbers look okay, you probably just have to ‘upgrade’ to the next package. Which is more expensive, of course.”
He took a swig of his beer.
“How can they do that?” I asked.
He shrugged, as if to say, Corporate America, man.
Furious, but not completely surprised, I told Barry he might as well not even fix it, and that I’d be changing providers immediately.
“It’s not gonna help,” Barry told me. “They all do it. All the ISPs. If they all do it, they can all get customers that want to ‘upgrade.’”
Exasperated, I fell back in my chair.
“Isn’t there anything I can do?” I asked, defeated
Barry smiled at me and held one finger in the air as he finished his beer. Then he went out to the truck and returned with a small white device. He plugged it in the wall and dusted off his hands with a “watch this” smirk on his face.
The technician, Barry (name changed to protect his identity – I know his employer is going to want to know who spilled the beans), came out and got to work on trying to fix my internet. And, he seemed like a relaxed and friendly guy, so I offered him a beer.
Nearly speechless because of this internet angel, I thanked Barry for his amazing gift. He only had one thing to say:
“Thanks for the beer, man.”
“You didn’t get this from me, man,” he said. “It’s called RangeXTD. It reconnects the split channels from your router and blasts it across the house. Trust me, man, you’re not gonna have any troubles with speed anymore.”
What Is It?
Not only that, but it also extends the range of your WiFi while it boosts speeds, meaning that your connection is faster than ever while reaching further than ever. It’s great for multi-story homes where you might keep the router in the basement, or even ranch homes where your current router struggles to reach from one side of the house to the other.
And, it works with any modem and any Internet Service Provider. Finally, a way to get back at those pocket pickers! And, don’t worry, it’s 100% legal.
The RangeXTD is the answer to Router Throttling. It’s the only router on the market that is untouchable by the ISPs. In short, they can’t tamper with it.
How does it work?
The internet that goes from the wire into your modem/router is measured in bandwidth. It’s basically a measurement of how fast your internet is. As mentioned above, ISPs throttle this bandwidth. (Seriously, I had to look it up and it turns out it’s a huge controversy!) All in an effort to get you to pay them more.
But the WiFiXtender prevents this throttling by keeping open the maximum bandwidth. And the ISPs can’t tamper with it. You following me? Good.
Basically, it’s internet you’re currently getting, but boosted.
It’s quite the nifty little device…
So, this is going to get a little technical, but bear with me…
How Do You Know If You Need RangeXTD?
All ISPs throttle their customers… and now, millions of Americans are finally fighting back with the WiFiXtender.
Symptoms of WiFi Throttling:
Well, the short answer is, if you live in America, you need it. In fact, a recent survey showed that 87% of Americans are unhappy with their internet service provider, and it’s easy to see why…
Now… Millions Of Americans Are Fighting Back With The RangeXTD!
Since its public debut, the RangeXTD has been constantly selling out! Every time they get some in stock, it gets bought right up! People are spreading the word on instagram…
With Over 8,500 5-Star Reviews, It Was Time To See If It Lived Up To The Hype!
After I finished setting it up, it was time to see if this thing really lived up to its hype… I conducted a few tests.
1. Email – Loading times were instantaneous. Whereas just before I plugged in the WiFiXtender, they would take minutes to load… after, they loaded as fast as I could snap my fingers.
2. Browsing websites – Websites loaded as soon as I clicked on them. It just seemed so much faster, it was like I was in the future.
3. Youtube and Netflix – Absolutely no buffering at all. It’s so satisfying to see the little loading icon waaaay ahead of the actual “play” icon.
It passed the eye test, but I wanted to know for sure that it was, in fact, the WiFiXtender. I wanted those cold, hard numbers, you know?
So, I performed an internet speed test, first by turning OFF WiFiXtender and then a second time by turning ON WiFiXtender. The difference was astonishing…
So, I followed the directions, which were super easy. Basically, all I really had to do was plug it in. I think even my 75 year old mother could set it up if she wanted to. Total setup time: 3-5 minutes.
As you can see, my download speed was pretty much non-existent without WiFiXtender, clocking in at 0.23 Mbps. Once I turned on WiFiXtender, the download speed shot up to 22.32 Mbps!
How Much Does It Cost? (And… Is It Worth It?)
How Much Does It Cost? (And… Is It Worth It?)
Right now, WiFiXtender is running a 50% off sale on their official website! So, you get the best router on the market (and the only one that protects against throttling) for only $40! You just can’t beat that value!
I was so surprised and happy to see that sale, that I went ahead and ordered 3 more… 1 for my parents, and 2 for my kids in college. I know they’ll all appreciate how fast the internet goes now!
The WiFiXtender normally sells for around $80, which is more than worth it. Especially if you consider the fact that most routers cost in the $100 range. But, that’s not even the best part…
UPDATE Wednesday, April 7th, 2020 – Due to popular demand, RangeXTD currently has a special discount offering 50% off. But hurry, due to extremely high demand, the RangeXTD Range Extender has sold over 1.5 million units and is likely to sell out at any time.
About Author:
Matt Bernard
Matt is an avid outdoorsman, but also loves the latest tech and gadgets. He typically covers stories about exciting new gadgets.
