5ghz Routers

"I had one issue where my S24 Ultra would not connect on wifi 7 for the 5Ghz band. Ended up finding the RSSI timout enabled. "

"On 6GHz you get up to 5765 Mbps, on 5GHz you get up to 2882 Mbps, and 2.4GHz you get 1032 Mbps. ...A router with 2.4ghz, 5ghz, and 6ghz, OH MY!...I’ll have to try this and see if I encounter any problems going that route, even if only for the 2.4/5ghz and 6ghz channels. But until then, I’ve primarily connected all my devices to the 2.4/5ghz connection. "

"For whatever reason the speed and connectivity is completely unstable in my master bedroom. 5ghz works perfectly there and further. I primarily upgraded for the processor and the fact it advertises to handle more devices than my previous. ...Installation (from another Netgear product that was out of service date) was not quite as straightforward as I believed it was going to be, but doing it manually instead worked well. 5ghz speeds (15 feet) are near 250 or better most of the time, and diminish the further out you go, but radio (without extender) seems to cover (or very nearly so) the distance claimed."

"It supports Wi-Fi 7, as well as Wi-Fi 6E, 6, and older standards, and operates across three bands: 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz. Setup was quick and straightforward using the TP-Link Deco app, which automatically detects the device. ...Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 (2.4Ghz, 5Ghz, & 6Ghz). My main Deco node in a newer dual-band (2.4Ghz & 5Ghz) Wi-Fi 7 Deco unit, so I am missing out on some of the advantages of this tri-band router (6ghz), but they still work great together. "

"great software suite and feature packed. 2.4ghz 5ghz and 6ghz great for quest 3 and whole home wifi....Better 5GHz band than my main BE96U....Works perfectly and has a better 5GHz band than the BE96U."

"After manually setting it to 5GHz, the signal was maxed out strong. Overall, pretty happy with these....pros fast WiFi 7 [be] (2.4GHz up to 688 Mbps /5GHz up to 4323 Mbps) 4 internal antennas up to 6,800 sq ft of coverage cons None that I could personally find. "

"If your local laws/codes allow for higher power 6GHz radio capabilities, then the router will enable it, which may give you increased range even over the 5GHz radio, the problem is, with the local requirements being a need, it's not the most straightforward feature for these companies to implement. ...You get tri-band wifi (2.4Ghz, 5Ghz and 6Ghz) with the ability to either merge them and let the device / router negotiate what to use OR to segregate and split your devices manually. "

"After some devices would not come online, for the older devices I used the IoT SSID and only enabled 2.4GHz (i.e., disabled 5Ghz). Once I did that all of the Ring cams, Govee smart thermometers, leak detectors and our Skylight came online. ...Currently using 6GHZ for wireless backhaul and 2.4 and 5GHZ for wireless devices. The IOT network works well for my camers. "