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Bell Whole Home Wi-Fi Service

Whole Home Wi-Fi: Cover every room with the best
Wi-Fi technology

  • Start with Bell’s powerful Home Hub
  • Enhance your coverage with our Wi-Fi pods
  • Easily manage your home network with the Wi-Fi app

Whole Home Wi-Fi is available in select regions of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Atlantic provinces with Fibe Internet service.

Whole Home Wi-Fi is available in select regions of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Atlantic provinces with Fibe Internet service.
Visit us in-store or call 1-877-357-1042 to check availability.

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    PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

    Wall-to-wall coverage

    Whole Home Wi-Fi delivers fast, wall-to-wall Internet thanks to Bell’s Wi-Fi pods. They work together as a team with their Home Hub, included with every Fibe Internet subscription, to create a seamless, powerful Wi-Fi network in every room.

    Smart network

    Always get the strongest signal and the best speeds available with Bell Whole Home Wi-Fi. Bell’s smart network continuously optimizes your devices’ connection based on usage, thanks to our combination of band steering and channel hopping technologies.

    Easily manage your home network with the Bell Wi-Fi app

    • Pause Internet – Control who gets on the Internet and when
    • Share your Wi-Fi – Easily share your network name and password with guests
    • Get network status – Run speed tests and see signal strength by device
    • Monitor access – See who’s connected to your network at any time

    Whole Home Wi-Fi is available in select regions of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Atlantic provinces with Fibe Internet service.

    Whole Home Wi-Fi is available in select regions of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Atlantic provinces with Fibe Internet service.
    Visit us in-store or call 1-877-357-1042 to check availability.

    Source:

    https://www.thesource.ca/en-ca/Bell-Whole-Home-Wi-Fi

    https://gospeedcheck.com/article/bell-wifi-pods-1106

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