…equipment and the compatibility with legacy devices when needed. Connection types: Legacy Thunderbolt Even though it is much younger and more “modern” than USB, Thunderbolt once had port issues, too. That’s…
…downside to getting into it today as long as you can handle the potential backward compatibility issue . After that, the new standard can be a gratifying experience, and generally, getting a router…
…The AFC feature fixes the short-range issue. It enables the supported access point to use higher broadcast power in the 6GHz band, allowing for an extended range comparable to, or even…
…A Solid Entry-level Wi-Fi 7 Access Point ❤️ Love the Content? Get Dong a Ko-fi ☕! Will the new Arris Surfboard g54 be compatible with Comcast/Xfinity Internet? Likely, but we…
…While that’s enough for multiple low-power PoE devices—I tested it with a U7 Lite access point and a G3 Flex camera without any issue—if you want to use…
…Some minor issues The RT-AX89X is far from perfect, and I did note issues that you should keep in mind. Internal fan The first is the internal cooling fan. Fans generally…
…Notes on 10GbE network hardware Network hardware needs at least two 10GbE network ports, high processing power, and compatible firmware to deliver top real-world performance at this grade. Generally, consumer-grade…
…certification (by late 2025) Not wall-mount-ready Conclusion Despite the innate, albeit manageable, backward compatibility issue of Wi-Fi 7’s MLO feature and the “standard” buggy stage of ASUS hardware…
…Without having to be compatible with any existing clients, NETGEAR can engineer this band proprietarily to deliver extremely long-range with a strong signal. That said, the RBK852, as well as any…
…Considering Wi-Fi 6 is currently in the early state with many backward compatibility issues, having two 5GHz bands, apart from hosting more concurrent clients, translates into some extra advantages. Stuff that…