16 Dec 2024 08:03 PM
Several laptops now come with "wifi6". My Sky Q hub is probably more than 10 years old design. It has a 5G signal as well as 2.4 (i think). Are these settings related to the new laptop capability.?
Note I have only FTTC so 50Mbps and so not sure if I should be too worried.
Any signposts to help me understand appreciated.
What is current standard for sky q hub?
There are approximately 10 devices wifi connected and 2 wired.
16 Dec 2024 08:05 PM
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https://www.skygroup.sky/article/Sky-Broadband-releases-its-most-powerful-WiFi-yet
16 Dec 2024 08:05 PM
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https://www.skygroup.sky/article/Sky-Broadband-releases-its-most-powerful-WiFi-yet
16 Dec 2024 08:07 PM - last edited: 16 Dec 2024 08:13 PM
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@Antares-Mark wrote:
My Sky Q hub is probably more than 10 years old design.
The Q Hub was released in late 2015. The next model was the 2019 Sky Broadband Hub.
What is current standard for sky q hub?
The Q Hub is 802.11ac ('WiFi 5') so has 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz WiFi (as is the Broadband Hub)
The 2023 Max Hub is 802.11ax, aka WiFi 6.
16 Dec 2024 08:15 PM
Hmm. So recontracted last week. Now wondering if I should have asked for a newer hub.
Superfast 80 is my plan. The article mentions superfast35. I seem to have lost a lot of in contract discounts even though I'm classed as a platinum VIP.
Oh well.
16 Dec 2024 08:17 PM - last edited: 16 Dec 2024 08:35 PM
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Realistically, WiFi 6 brings little benefit when the internet connection (at a maximum of 80Mbs then reduced by copper line distance to the fibre cabinet) is the real bottleneck.
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