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The only way I can interpret that quote is, "it can automatically switch wifi radio channels when the one its using gets congested". I don't know, maybe there's
by blakeyrat 11y ago
The only way I can interpret that quote is, "it can automatically switch wifi radio channels when the one its using gets congested". I don't know, maybe there's more to it than that.
Because $40 routers can do that.
- jlgaddis 11y agoWith six 2.4 and 5 GHz antennas each, that's two antennas times three (non-overlapping) channels simultaneously in each band. Assuming it can somehow get device A to communicate on channel A and device B to communicate on channel C, etc., you could avoid some congestion while still allowing all those devices to maximize the available bandwidth. No $40 routers that I know of do anything like that.
- Hello71 11y agomeaning that if everyone in the neighborhood owns one, there will be six times as much congestion and everyone's internet access will be even slower than before!
- packetslave 11y agoyou might consider learning how wifi actually works
- mikeash 11y agoIt would be much better if you could educate us on what they got wrong, rather than just being mean.