Wi-Fi interference causes connection issues

Common causes of Wi-Fi interference often stem from electromagnetic noise within a home rather than a lack of coverage. Devices such as microwaves and Bluetooth speakers can disrupt signals, particularly on the 2.4 GHz band, which is frequently crowded by neighboring networks.

Signs of interference include intermittent disconnections, speed variations at specific times of day, or slow loading times despite having full signal bars. These symptoms often indicate channel conflicts or domestic electronic interference.