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The first is a 2.4 GHz radio frequency Wi-Fi network. The second is 5 GHz. The 5 GHz is capable of higher speeds but it will have less range. Actual speeds may vary and may be limited by the speed of your Internet service. Your devices must support 5 GHz in order to use it.
The first is a 2.4 GHz radio frequency Wi-Fi network. The second is 5 GHz. The 5 GHz is capable of higher speeds but it will have less range. Actual speeds may vary and may be limited by the speed of your Internet service. Your devices must support 5 GHz in order to use it.
TBH I lose 2G and 5G connection around the same time so its not like 2G has a much better range at all so just connect to 5G if its avalible and 2G decivdes if there older
TBH I lose 2G and 5G connection around the same time so its not like 2G has a much better range at all so just connect to 5G if its avalible and 2G decivdes if there older
What happens in your environment doesn't mean everyone has the same experience. YMMV, not everyone's.
