Wifi Roaming Sensitivity Level

Wi-Fi (also known as Roaming Aggressiveness ) is a configuration setting that determines how "eagerly" a device will disconnect from its current access point (AP) to seek a stronger signal from a neighboring one. In a Wi-Fi network, the client device—not the router—is responsible for deciding when to roam. Sensitivity Levels Defined

: The device continuously tracks link quality. At the slightest drop in signal, it will search for and attempt to roam to a better access point. When to Change Your Settings wifi roaming sensitivity level

: Incremental adjustments between stability and frequent switching. Wi-Fi (also known as Roaming Aggressiveness ) is