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You'll probably get the same answer the rest of us who've asked have been getting... "It's coming." This was supposed to be the top of the line, everything including the kitchen sink router. Oh well. Maybe it's time to look elsewhere since features aren't getting delivered.
You'll probably get the same answer the rest of us who've asked have been getting... "It's coming." This was supposed to be the top of the line, everything including the kitchen sink router. Oh well. Maybe it's time to look elsewhere since features aren't getting delivered.
Elaine, with all due respect, this issue isn't resolved. Telling us it's coming doesn't deliver it to us. We all purchased this device thinking it would be enabled, and it's not. We have been patient that Netgear would deliver, and you haven't. This feels like false advertising from Netgear to a bunch of people who paid $300-400 for a top of the line router and haven't had full use of its functionality in quite some time.
Is there something else that needs to be set up with Mu-MIMO?
I have an HP Omen 15" laptop with an Intel Wireless7260BN 802.11 bgn 2x2 WiFi that is now testing at 20 Mbps downloads, it was download testing at 140 Mbps on the previous firmware.
My other laptop, a Mid 2014 Apple 15" Macbook Pro, which doesn't have mimo, is still testing at about 140 Mbps.
The new firmware seems to have slowed down my MIMO capable devices.
I have airtime fairness, beamforming and mu-mimo enabled, smart connect enabled for the two 5ghz radios and seperate ssid names for 2.4 and 5 ghz.
Other settings are Enable 20/40 MHz Coexistence checked on 2.4ghz, frag at 2346 and cts/rts threshold at 2347 for all radios.
