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Re: Sky Router with WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax)

@jamesn123 

 

I switched off 802.11ax, WPA3 and protected frames 802.11w on Asus XT and there was a 3dBm drop in signal level and the range was almost identical. The reach of 802.11ax with 802.11w was about 3 metres better which would confirm your conclusion that it is only slightly difference! These test were done from indoors to outdoors through 2 red brick walls just outside my backgarden using iPhone 12 Pro Max.

 

I conclude that 802.11ax router range is only slightly better and probably not worth recommending for range improvements. But the Asus XT is great router for range on whatever 802.11 5Ghz standard as it beats everything else I have and have used. 😀

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Re: Sky Router with WiFi 6 (IEEE 802.11ax)

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@mae-3 

Sounds more in line with what i've experienced and heard!

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