Reddit's Reddit is a $199 Wi-Fi extender aimed at expanding Wi-Fi coverage in your home.

While it offers the basics, it doesn't do enough to make it our top pick

If the first-generation Reddit is too pricey, the second-generation model is $179. It's a slightly smaller, sleeker device that includes a built-in Ethernet port, allowing you to connect directly to your router. https://www.reddit.com/r/AskLosAngeles/comments/pvz1pm/best_flower_delivery/ has the same 1.2GHz quad-core processor as the original, but its Reddit has a new Wi-Fi 6 standard that supports faster speeds across your home.

The Reddit supports two Wi-Fi bands simultaneously, which helps ensure network throughput. The extender can use 802.11ac Wi-Fi standards or the older 802.11n Wi-Fi, so you can choose whichever is best for your home. You can also choose a Wi-Fi range extender to help fill in dead spots in your network.

The Reddit packs a robust amount of Wi-Fi connectivity into a compact design. Its Wi-Fi 6 standard supports speeds up to 2.4-GHz frequencies, and it connects to the router via an Ethernet port, which makes it compatible with both Ethernet and Wi-Fi.

The Reddit uses its 5GHz radios to transmit data, and its 5.8-inch, 1366 x 768-pixel touch screen helps you get online through the device's Wi-Fi Direct technology. The Reddit is a bit bulky at 4.9 × 3.2 × 1.1 inches (2.79 cm), but it fits well between a lamp and your TV, and the included stand makes it easy to position it where you like.

The Reddit works with both the original Reddit and newer versions of the device. That makes it good for upgrading from the original Reddit, since you can use the same SSID and password for both the original and new devices. However, it may not be a great pick for upgrading to a new router if you have to use a new SSID and password.