Optimisation of my wi-fi speed + signal using SH+ on Fiber 67 Essential

[popmaster109]

Hello Everyone, 

Please take into account I'm a very new EE broadband user i switched 3 days ago from talktalk and I'm not very technology savvy so please be patient with me and keep this in mind thank you 

I have a amazon FireCube Gen3 6E a sony A95L TV in the living room area, in one bedroom apartment amazon firestick 4k to TV and in the 2nd bedroom apartment hi-fi streaming component and myself and my partner 

I'm on EE's Fiber 67 Essential broadband plan my max speed can be 74mbps at the router in believe this is called the FTTC broadband using my BT phone connection to a BT master socket,  I live in a 2 bedroom apartment with plasterboard walls fixed to a metal  frame hence poor internal wifi speed signal strength what are my best options, as far as I know they are 

Using say TP-Link Powerline adaptors  say the TL-WPA8631P 

Using say a Tp-link deco mesh system  X55 AX3000 mesh System   or XE 75 6E mesh system 

Using another router connected to my SH+ ASUS RT-BE58U WiFi7

Please can anyone advise me on what is the best way to achieve the best possible wi-fi speed +signal strength and i do realise I've got a very slow broadband connection speed compared to those people who are lucky enough to be connected to the Full fiber and using a Openreach ONT BOX Connection 

Many thanks Nick 

[XRaySpeX]

Or ask EE for the Smart WiFi Plus adapters that go with the SH+. 

[KMDABOSS]

I’ll save you the hassle… change network whilst you can, EE are terrible and I wish I had listened to people before going through with them. Run whilst you can.

[popmaster109]

Hi many thanks but I'm finding them better than talktalk and their smart hub plus router is better than talktalk and I'm connected with EE sim only deal 

[popmaster109]

Hello x-ray, thank you for your quick reply and the information you have provided me with but

Out of the options I've stated which would you say is the better option? 

[XRaySpeX]

Sorry, I've no experience of them except that Powerlines are likely to be most unreliable.

[JimM11]

@popmaster109 Replied to you on your other original posting.