I need to boost my wifi signal from my Time Machine.  What is that device called.  it plugs into the wall.

I have an apple booser that plugs into the walll to help boost my wifi signal.  I went and purchased another one and they sold me the airport express and it does not have the wall plugin.  What is it that I need to exchange it for?  You would have thought they would have sold me the right thing!

Does the old still a good product?
Yes
So, this is all there is all there is available to boost my signal in hard to reach areas with Apple devices?
You could try an AirPort Extreme instead of an AirPort Express. The issue may be size. Imagine eight of your A1392 models all stacked on top of each other.  It does have a better antenna setup, but I doubt that you would notice much improvement in your situation.

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