Is there a limit number setting to the number of wireless connection to the router? null

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GeezerinGreene · Accepted Answer

We have two phones, two laptops and two televisions, all connected (though not all used at once). Somehow, I suppose, it's self-limiting in that multiple users would start to degrade strength (it would still work, but not as well), but we haven't experienced any problems.

Answered by GeezerinGreene 6 years ago

Justin · Answer

The limit for connections really depends on your speed provided by your service provider. This is a good product if you’re paying for faster speed. It allows the speed you’re paying for to work to it’s full potential. But if you’re paying for 100 mbps it really doesn’t matter what equipment you have, your speed will slow down significantly after more than a handful of connections.

Answered by Justin 6 years ago

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