“WiFI 802.11ac: is this router backwards compatible with older equipment? I have a Brother wireless printer, g-band and 2.4GHz only. Does this router have a 2.4GHz band or not? It makes a big deal over being dual band and 802.11ac protocol. That might mean that it has two bands of 5GHz each. Anyway: is this going to work with my Brother printer or not?”

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• Yes it supports 2.4Ghz, you have the option of turning both bands on or just one.

  Answered by Rithy 9 years ago

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• It is dual band 2.4 and 5 and is backwards comparable a, b, and g. My laptop uses the 2.4 g and my iPhone connects of the 5 ghz. Apps that used to take a few minutes to download now take a few seconds.

  Answered by Ijpetit 9 years ago

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• Simultaneous Dual Band WiFi—2.4 & 5GHz So it has both. I connected my wireless printer with no problem. It also has Four (4) 10/100/1000 LAN Gigabit Ethernet ports with auto-sensing technology. So you could hard wire your printer to it with no problem.

  Answered by Jeepers 9 years ago

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• The dinosaur I'm using now is 2.4GHz and it works fine.

  Answered by homeuser 9 years ago

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• This unit supports BOTH 2.4 and 5 GHz!!! Go for it, -DeejayLee

  Answered by DeejayLee 9 years ago

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• Yes the 2.4 and 5g runs at the same time but a lot of none up to date stuff won't pick up the 5g but everything picks up the 2.4

  Answered by Shotgun 9 years ago

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• it was done atomically on it own as older computers or any thing will work on only 2.4GHz only but as of todays computers as laptop and tablets and even smart phones will work is 5GHz so that 5GHz is much stronger and faster than 2.4GHz so and it also have dual band that means both have 2.4 and 5GHz bands in one system

  Answered by sph1 9 years ago

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• Has both 2.4 and 5GHz. I have brother printer and older laptop that works well on the 2.4GHz and IPhones use the 5GHz

  Answered by Valarin 9 years ago

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• It does have 2.4Ghtz and 5.

  Answered by Janut24 9 years ago

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• Yes, this router is compatible.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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