NETGEAR is aware of a growing number of phone and online scams. To learn how to stay safe click here.
Forum Discussion
AC1900 WiFi Access Point (EX7000) - WiFi limited to ~ 300Mbps
Model: AC1900 Hardware version: EX7000 Firmware: V1.0.1.112_1.0.196 Connection to Existing Network (5GHz) Region: North America Channel: 149(P) + 153 + 157 + 161 Wireless mode: Up to 1300 Mbps...
erondon wrote:
Description: I have a modem/router which has 1000Mbps internet speed. All fixed network cables connected from the modem/router to laptops or PCs, provides this speed approx.
And that modem is?
Issue: With a laptop close to the equipment, the WiFi connection is ~ 300Mbps. With network cable connected is 1000Mbps. Same (~300Mbps) connected with cellphones or other devices.
What is the issue? WiFi devices connect at 300 Mbps and won't go any faster?
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your response.
Here are what you are asking:
Modem/Router Model: GPT-2741GNAC / Router FO HGU Dual Band 2.4 y 5 GHz
What is the issue? WiFi devices connect at 300 Mbps and won't go any faster?
That's correct. But with a fixed network cable in the modem/router connected to any device (laptop/pc) the speed is ~ 1000Mbps
Thank you!
Ernesto.
erondon wrote:
What is the issue? WiFi devices connect at 300 Mbps and won't go any faster?
That's correct. But with a fixed network cable in the modem/router connected to any device (laptop/pc) the speed is ~ 1000Mbps
That's a fact of life with wifi. It never matches wired speeds.
The quoted speeds are marketing BS. You won't see that in the real world.
What speeds do you see with these dev ices on different wifi sources. You may find that you get £00 Mbps everywhere you go with it.
It might be worth a bit of background reading.
Understand Wi-Fi 4/5/6 (802.11 n/ac/ad/ax)
@duckware knows their stuff and can bust a few myths and cut through marketing hype.