A6100 can't detect ac wifi?

fordem wrote:

Here's the way I see it - you have two devices - one an "ac" router, that I believe can be configured to comply with "n" spec, and the other an "ac" client, that is backward compatible" to the "n" spec. The client will connect and report what it thinks it is connected to - connect it to an "n" network, it will report an "n" connection, connect it to a "g" network, it will report a "g" connection, and so on. I'm not going to tell you that the problem is your router, but I will say, that it could be, and the only way to be sure is to get a third device, either another router or another client. One more thing ... Do not confuse connection speeds and throughput, and bear in mind that WiFi connection speeds are always advertised as "up to" - you can be running 150 mbps connection speed on "ac", it will depend on the environment, and you can also have a much higher connection speed and still experience significantly lower throughput.

With my laptop built in wifi "N" adapter already received ~150mbps so purchased A6100 is to receive higher speed else it's a waste of dollars to buy it :rolleyes:!

Beside router issue, A6100 defective is also possible too so since it's newly bought, I will bring to the seller to verify first before send the router for repairs.

Anyway, thanks for your reply.