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  • SNBForums Code of Conduct

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    eero Lays Off Staff

    How it should be - however, 802.11k, 802.11r and 802.11v help.
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    Linksys RE9000 MU-MIMO Range Extender Reviewed

    Bug. TCP and PHY operate on different layers (4 vs 1) - one shouldn’t affect the other. Single client accessing NAS server will be affected by this.
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    Marvell Announces 802.11ax Device Family

    It's important to be clear about Draft version - The Path to the Fastest Wi-Fi Speed: Three Things to Know about 802.11ax - Wi-Fi Alliance certification is the only way to truly guarantee multivendor interoperability, and the 802.11ax certification will be based on Draft 2.0
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    ASUS RT-AC86U Dual Band AC2900 Wireless Router Reviewed

    I’m perplexed by Asus’ choice of a patch instead of dipole (rubber ducky) as the 4th antenna for 5Ghz radio. Can you suggest explanation; and, impact? (Surely, for Beamforming, identical antenna emission radiation pattern is advantageous.)
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    NETGEAR R8000P Nighthawk X6S Tri-Band WiFi Router with MU-MIMO Reviewed

    Well, D-Link officially specify "Package Contents: Wireless AC1900 Wi-Fi Router" yet you quote D-Link, "DIR-878 can function at AC2600 speeds". Numbers 1900 and 2600 are different, hence "contradictory statements." My guess, raison d'etre for you website, is that you don't completely trust...
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    NETGEAR R8000P Nighthawk X6S Tri-Band WiFi Router with MU-MIMO Reviewed

    Of course, I did read your review of 882. However, when you have contradictory statements, all in black-&-white, you (ok, maybe just I) can't be confident. There may be caveats.
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    NETGEAR R8000P Nighthawk X6S Tri-Band WiFi Router with MU-MIMO Reviewed

    > damn cheap D-Link DIR-878—a DIR-882 clone, AC 4x4 router masquerading as a 3x3—could be a much better buy. Given that both Netgear and DD-WRT are showing 878 as a 3 stream device (albeit, 4x4:3) how can you assume that it's a proper "AC 4x4 router"? We can see 4 antennas, but one of them may...
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