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I just got a TP Link AX1750 nano wifi 6 wireless usb adapter. It’s supposed to be dual band which supports 1201 Mbps. I plugged it in, installed the driver, and tested my Internet connection. Everything was working. When I ran my iperf3 test, I didn’t even get 1 MBps. Must be my wireless access poin

I upgraded from eero pro 6 or a Linksys AX4200 velop mesh system and ended up returning the BE63 mesh. It did nothing for me as far as speed as my internet service is only 1gig I saw zero benefit an actually was slower and less range in many cases than my eero system and my Linksys system. I switche

I had an XGS as a “newbie” to build out my first Ubiquiti setup with a Cloud Gateway Fiber. Can’t speak to the XG, but the XGS was HOT. Granted I had it either logo up or on a stand on a table, but I couldn’t hold it while touching the back for more than 30 seconds without slight pain starting. I al

In the same position here, they gave us 2 eero 6+ routers but I’m going to be buying smth else with wifi 6e or 7 support, and I need more coverage. Did tier 1 support have tier 2 reach out to you?

I am currently with Superloop and i went with eero 6+ as it was free (paid $20 postage), i found the wifi wasnt reliable in 5ghz in my 1gbps speed plan.....i purchased the TP LINK AX55pro (dont go with AX55 only), and boy did it make a change........setup was easy no need to call superloop or anythi

I've been on the 1gb 2 mo free trial for a month now, with the eero 7 pro. Connected to coax via moca 2.5. Im not a techie, but this is what I've learned. The eero app speed is from the eero to the isp. Since that good, the issue is from ?? to eero. Connect something via cat 6 to the eero. I used my

I also got fiber with the Eero 6+ mesh, 2 of them in different corners of the house but something wasn't right. I switched to a Flint router and have the same coverage, plus added benefit of 2.5gb ports. If it's only 1gb internet 1gb ports make sense but there's bottlenecks. Especially if you have a