So I recently picked up a TP-Link EAP245 V3
Just due to the amount of devices its easier to just have 1 ssid for both the 2.4&5GHz networks. But my issue is its DROPPING down to 2.4 way too soon. And some areas wont even switch to 5GHz at all...
During testing have an "auto" network and a seprate 5GHz network yes of coruse the signal is lower, BUT in testing 5GHz is MORE usable.
In the furthest away area I want WiFi I get about 10mbps when using same SSID names for both. But having a seperate 5GHz network I consitantly get over 300mbps, so why is it prefering 2.4GHz?
Any setting to change? or just deal with it? I've tried band steering but it seems to do nothing.
Thanks!
Seems my Galaxy S10e seems to handle it better than my iPhone 11 Pro Max
Just due to the amount of devices its easier to just have 1 ssid for both the 2.4&5GHz networks. But my issue is its DROPPING down to 2.4 way too soon. And some areas wont even switch to 5GHz at all...
During testing have an "auto" network and a seprate 5GHz network yes of coruse the signal is lower, BUT in testing 5GHz is MORE usable.
In the furthest away area I want WiFi I get about 10mbps when using same SSID names for both. But having a seperate 5GHz network I consitantly get over 300mbps, so why is it prefering 2.4GHz?
Any setting to change? or just deal with it? I've tried band steering but it seems to do nothing.
Thanks!
Seems my Galaxy S10e seems to handle it better than my iPhone 11 Pro Max