@plemans wrote:
@CrimpOn did answer the question. wan link aggregation supports speeds of up to 2gbps. Whether your wireless devices can support that speed is another matter. Usually at these speeds the bottleneck is the wireless devices and not the router.
Well, sort of. These two products together advertise a total maximum capacity of 2gbps by combining two gigabit links. Whether the router is actually capable of processing 1.2gbs of traffic through the router to devices under real world conditions depends on many (many) factors, such as how devices are connected (WiFi vs. ethernet), how many are connected through the satellite WiFi backhaul, etc. That is why I suggested posting the question in the AX product forum. There is a chance that some customer has already signed up for 1.2gbs service and conducted experiments to validate the claim.
One obstacle comes to mind immediately. When people discuss the ability of the older Orbi products to handle gigabit service, they usually connect a computer directly to the modem for comparison. I am not aware of computers with multiple gigabit ethernet ports that support link aggregation. If they exist, I doubt very many peope have them.
