Review on Wi-Fi router netis WF2780, black by Wiktor Winiewski ᠌

After devoting a significant amount of time to research and spending a significant amount of time reading testimonials and analyses, I will now discuss my personal experience. And so, somebody made a comment regarding the ports on wan, indicating that they only operate at 100, but this is not the truth; everybody wakes up and works at 1000. There are problems that occur when encountering major impediments (bearing walls, for example), the speed can drop to between 100 and 120 megabytes / s, which is fairly normal, but there is nothing like this on 2.4. The power of the 5 MHz transmitter is about average, considering how much it costs, for my 48 squares each eye, although there are issues when the signal is confronted with significant obstructions. 2.4 does not have any problems like this. Now that we have that out of the way, let's talk about the hardware and the reliability of the most recent firmware. Due to the fact that our operator's connections have been filtered out using poppy addresses, we do not have any. According to the logs, the system has been running normally for the previous 10 days without needing to be restarted; there are no known concerns. The speed, according to the tests, is 150 reception 200 return; torrents shake steadily 160-170 and sometimes all 200 in the line of sight and the presence of a large number of people on the distribution; the CPU and memory load is 65/80; the device experiences loads without straining; I won't say anything about heating; the speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps). And as a consequence of this, I was exposed to a wide variety of devices and tested them under real-world conditions. As a result, I can tell you this: look for a device with a good price-quality ratio, take it, you will not regret it. This is presuming, of course, that your internet service provider is able to supply you with a gigabit channel, and that your devices come equipped with an ac module.