Wi-Fi client is any device that connects to the wireless network to access the internet or other network services. This includes smartphones, laptops, tablets, IoT devices, and any other Wi-Fi-enabled equipment. Wi-Fi clients rely on wireless access points (APs) to connect to a local area network (LAN) or the broader internet, enabling something data exchange without the need for physical cables.

Features of Wi-Fi Clients:

• Wireless Connectivity: Wi-Fi clients use radio waves to connect to a Wi-Fi network, allowing mobility and flexibility within the coverage area.
• Device Authentication: To access a Wi-Fi network, clients typically need to authenticate using credentials (e.g., SSID and password), ensuring security and authorized access.
• Dynamic IP Allocation: Each Wi-Fi client is assigned a unique IP address within the network, allowing data transmission and communication with other devices or the internet.
• Roaming: Wi-Fi clients can seamlessly switch between access points in large networks (such as campuses or offices), ensuring continuous connectivity as they move around.