Im confused here, i own the router and in the settings of the device it says its an AC3200 when on the website it claims AC5400. is anyone else having this issue? null

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1936 · Accepted Answer

sorry, we did not

ComfortablyOnTheGo · Answer

That 5400 is marketing mumbo jumbo;
it's the sum total of all the theoretical speeds for purely marketing purposes.
Don't get hung up on that. All the companies are doing it.

Round up 2166 to 2200 and then do this
1000 + 2200 + 2200 = 5400

Hopefully it makes sense now.
Cheers!

DirtyOldSailor · Answer

The only place I could find this in the LINKSYS Smart Wifi settings was if you go to troubleshooting, diagnostics Tab, Select share router info with Linksys. It then scans for the details and in the details it refers to it as an AC3200 Tri-band router. I'm assuming it is a typo or it may have been what they initially called it during development. I don't think it's something to worry about. The final product is an AC5400.

Answered by DirtyOldSailor 9 years ago

Linksys Staff · Answer

Hi, JonhSmith. It should be listed as Linksys EA9500 Max-Stream AC5400 MU-MIMO Gigabit Router. Try to reboot the router and check again.

Darron · Answer

Have you tried turning it off and then on? Maybe try the microwave, the microwave has to be at least 1100W though. Oven works too, but not as well.
Good Luck!

“Im confused here, i own the router and in the settings of the device it says its an AC3200 when on the website it claims AC5400. is anyone else having this issue?”

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