Hi Sterling - Reaching out off list...Let's get to bottom of this as speeds should be much higher.
Thanks, Ben On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 11:38 AM, Sterling Jacobson <sterl...@avative.net> wrote: > I had a Netgear Nighthawk $400 router at first. > > Then I got an ASUS $400 router. > > Now I just installed a UBNT Amplifi mesh system. > > > > As you know, I have a 10Gbps connection to my house and can easily push > 1Gbps. > > > > So the fastest wireless I’ve seen is on the ASUS with around 500Mbps to my > Note 5 phone. > > > > That is in the next room. > > Up a floor in about half signal I still got around 200Mbps to my phone. > > > > But there were dead spots since the router was in my basement under all > the HVAC ducting. > > > > The Netgear kept having intermittent issues and the interface/app was > horrible. > > Asus was better and the App was ok, but still not what I wanted. > > > > The UBNT Amplifi solved my dead spot issues. > > But the max speed seems to be around 110Mbps wireless > > I configured it to separate out the 2 and 5GHz systems since it also > didn’t seem to do a good job at that. > > Now there are are like 5 wireless SSIDs available from it. > > I chose the one that said MD-5 and it seems to work best for all devices > on 5Ghz > > It does tend to blip out and reconnect a lot for some reason. > > But streaming is improved and the TV on wireless is a lot smoother. > > > > I’m now considering going back to what I had a few years ago, which was > using a couple of UBNT remote AP units and routing through something else. > > I do have one of their top of the line 48 port POE switches in my house, > but it’s not the Unifi one, and they don’t act as router either. > > > > > > >
