Wireless connections are a great way of getting online, but they can be slower than wired connections, and can be affected by:
The fastest way to resolve wireless related issues is to contact your Internet Service Provider, and they can run some tests to work out what the problem is. However there are some things you can try at home to improve your connection.
Try to place your router in a central location and avoid placing on the floor or against any walls. Avoid positioning your router behind large objects which can create physical barriers and reduce the signal strength, for example hidden behind a sofa.
Keep your router away from metallic objects – microwaves, baby monitors, fairy lights, or other electrical items, as these can cause interference and impact your WiFi speeds.
Where possible move your router out of enclosed spaces, such as a cupboard, as these can affect the signal. Your router needs space and should be in your line of sight.
Try to keep your router away from reflective or shiny surfaces, such as mirrors or fish tanks, as the signal can bounce off these objects.