What are the differences between a: (Wi-Fi router) and a: (Wi-Fi repeater)?
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In addition to the access point, the router also has routing functions, so it can route between networks. In the home area, this is usually just between "the Internet" (the Internet provider) and your home network – and usually routers in the private sector also have a built-in WLAN access point, which is why "WLAN routers" have spread as a name
A repeater strengthens an (existing) WLAN network by exposing signals to its own network
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In the technical jargon, these devices are called "SOHO Routers". They combine different features in one device, such as router, switch, WLAN access point etc.