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I don’t think there’s a single compelling reason. I personally did it because the price increase was relatively modest ($90->$180/mo), my access points already
by iancarroll 4y ago
I don’t think there’s a single compelling reason. I personally did it because the price increase was relatively modest ($90->$180/mo), my access points already supported 5GbE, and I do a lot of security research that high bandwidth may eventually be useful for. Also, it is fun to look at the speed test!