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My opinion on WiFi is that as long as the end user(s) have a decent router/access points (AP), it's great. If the end user has a crappy $25 router or are trying
by kevindong 6y ago
My opinion on WiFi is that as long as the end user(s) have a decent router/access points (AP), it's great. If the end user has a crappy $25 router or are trying to cover a ridiculously large area with a single AP with a very sub-optimally placed AP (e.g. think bottom of a closet), then yeah they're gonna suffer. Almost no one needs a $200 prosumer router nor a Ubiquiti setup, but everyone needs something better than a $25 router. My experience is that the sweet spot is around $70.
Bluetooth is definitely a disaster though. Apple has made great strides with their AirPods and the (It Just Works)™ philosophy behind their products, but even the AirPods aren't perfect. Once every month or so, my AirPods just refuse to connect for whatever reason and I have to restart the device outputting sound to get the connection working again.