My wifi is 5G. Can I still use this device? null

Hi Moni, If by "5G" you mean your Internet service is delivered over 5G cellular connectivity, it should be fine, as long as your Wi-Fi router supports 2.4 GHz connectivity. However, if by "5G" you mean your router uses 5 GHz Wi-Fi exclusively, with 2.4 GHz either disabled or not available, then the smart plug will be unable to connect.

“My wifi is 5G. Can I still use this device?”

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Hi Moni, If by "5G" you mean your Internet service is delivered over 5G cellular connectivity, it should be fine, as long as your Wi-Fi router supports 2.4 GHz connectivity. However, if by "5G" you mean your router uses 5 GHz Wi-Fi exclusively, with 2.4 GHz either disabled or not available, then the smart plug will be unable to connect.
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