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Re: Cambio range extender
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Cambio range extender
Attualmente ho questo modello di range extender: WN2500RP.
Casa a tre piani con muri spessi e scale.Modem router al primo, il range extender netgear al secondo e un piccolo ranger extender da presa elettrica al terzo.
Situazione: fibra a 200MB Fastweb con modem del gestore.
Secondo piano: range extender WN2500RP al quale, con cavi ethernet, collego vari device (smart tv, decoder sky, Lettore BluRay).
Terzo piano: solo un range extender di una casa concorrente.
Efficacia: primo piano (modem router) velocità di navigazione 190mb.Secondo piano (range extender) arrivo a 20 mb, terzo (piccolo range extender) 3/4 mb.
Problema principale perdita di segnale al secondo piano e carenza di stabilità di segnale.
Domanda: cambiando l'attuale range extender con quello in oggetto (Netgear EX8000 AC 3000), avrei CONCRETAMENTE dei vantaggi?
Massimiliano.
Cordiali saluti.
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Re: Cambio range extender
the WN2500rp is a base model dual band extender. its never been even under optimal testing conditions.
(https://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-reviews/32281-dual-band-wireless-extender-roundup)
The EX8000 is quite a significant upgrade. I can't tell you how much because each home is different. and the problem is the home. If the floors/walls are thick and made of plaster lathe, adobe, brick, concrete or another material that does great at blocking wifi, you'll have issues with pretty much all extenders that run off the wifi.
can I tell you it'll work? not 100%.
could you buy one from somewhere with a generous return policy and try it out? sure.
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Re: Cambio range extender
Thanks for the info.Could I have any benefits though?
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You potentially could see significant improvments. The EX8000 has a 1733mbps backhaul connection to the primary router (if the router supports it). So potentially it could be much faster. It also doesn't take the 50% speed hit that standard extenders take because it has a dedicated backhaul from router----extender.
But I can't say 100% that you'd see them because each home is different. And 5ghz doesn't penetrate as far or through as much materials as 2.4ghz.
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Re: Cambio range extender
Thanks again. One question: would you make the switch?
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If you had an electronics store with a good return policy, its worth trying. If it doesn't help, you could return it.
Or checking out an orbi triband system (not dual band). Then you could have the router on the primary floor, a satellite on the 2nd, and a satellite on the 3rd.
In some area's amazon has been selling renewed triband systems pretty cheap.
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