VDSL compatible with ADSL...

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So currently we have a VDSL line with VDSL wifi which our provider gave us. The signal in the room where the router is is good but then the connection strenght in other rooms is awful. I was looking at some VDSL2 wifis and they are kinda expensive but i saw that ADSL2 + wifis are cheaper and my question is that if our VDSL line will be compatible if we buy one of ADSL2 + wifis ...
 
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You have a VDSL line that requires a VDSL modem or a VDSL modem router combo. ADSL2+ won't work if you plan to replace it. W
What you may want is another wireless access point (WAP) to extend your wireless coverage so you have two wireless access points: the VDSL router and one other WAP. You would simply plug an ethernet cable from the router to the wireless access point. I would advise getting the Ubiquiti UAP-AC-LITE UniFi AC1200 if possible. There is some learning to do with the product but you do get better quality than consumer grade products.
http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/products/23763-ubiquiti-uap-ac-lite-uk/

If you want something that is more easy to set up, you could get a consumer grade WAP.
You have a VDSL line that requires a VDSL modem or a VDSL modem router combo. ADSL2+ won't work if you plan to replace it. W
What you may want is another wireless access point (WAP) to extend your wireless coverage so you have two wireless access points: the VDSL router and one other WAP. You would simply plug an ethernet cable from the router to the wireless access point. I would advise getting the Ubiquiti UAP-AC-LITE UniFi AC1200 if possible. There is some learning to do with the product but you do get better quality than consumer grade products.
http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/products/23763-ubiquiti-uap-ac-lite-uk/

If you want something that is more easy to set up, you could get a consumer grade WAP.
 
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So for example a ASUS RT-AC55U would work as a WAP ?