There are several factors that determine the range of your Router. Without going in to detail regarding all factors , I'll give You the greatest hits. Location of the router compared to all devices using it; ie interference including walls and other electronic devices. Number of Devices using this Router is kind of i…
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There are several factors that determine the range of your Router. Without going in to detail regarding all factors , I'll give You the greatest hits. Location of the router compared to all devices using it; ie interference including walls and other electronic devices. Number of Devices using this Router is kind of iffy since it has less to do with range and more to do with strength of the signal and general speed. Though common sense dictates more strength appears to give a router a longer reach.
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There are several factors that determine the range of your Router. Without going in to detail regarding all factors , I'll give You the greatest hits. Location of the router compared to all devices using it; ie interference including walls and other electronic devices. Number of Devices using this Router is kind of iffy since it has less to do with range and more to do with strength of the signal and general speed. Though common sense dictates more strength appears to give a router a longer reach.
We also have Charter (BrightHouse) internet Lightning 100 Mbps some of our new Dell Laptops have Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 cards with max speed 867 Mbps. We are getting 600Mbps with the laptop about 20 to 25 feet away from the Linsys router. for the full details go to - linksys.com/us/p/P-EA6100/ Hope this helps.
