By Andrea Hargraves 
We usually blame our internet service provider for slow Wi-Fi connections on our smartphones, but that responsibility isn’t always well attributed.
In cases where your terminal may be the cause of many hiccups with your Internet connection, use these tips to improve your Wi-Fi connection.
Check if your internet connection is slow
First of all, you should check your internet connection speed. To do this, connect your laptop to the router using the dedicated cable.
Then use third party tools like Ookla or fast.com to test your speed and bandwidth. If the values are not the ones specified by the subscription plan, contact your telecom operator to correct the problem.
Put the router better
Your smartphone often provides a slow connection because the router is not in a good position. Place the machine in a location that provides ample space without obstructions, such as in the center of your home.
Just by changing the location of your Wi-Fi router, the internet connections of all your gadgets are optimized.
You can also use Wi-Fi signal amplifiers to improve the speed and stability of your Internet access.
Congestion on Wi-Fi
Another common problem is Wi-Fi congestion, where routers transmit signals on specific channels and what can happen is that you and your neighbors are using the same frequency for Wi-Fi, and the result is slow connections for everyone.
To work around this problem, use third-party software, such as WiFi Analyzer for Android and AirPort for iOS, to determine the best channel for your Wi-Fi configuration.
Wi-Fi signal interference
The Wi-Fi signal can be affected by interference from other wireless technology devices. Make sure that the router is not near wireless devices that can cause noise and slow down Wi-Fi.
Also be aware that routers generally use dual band 2.4GHz and 5GHz, the former being more susceptible to noise while the latter is more impedance. So, you can connect your smartphone to the 5GHz network to reduce this problem.
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