According to the results of operation for the year: 1) The router is average, it does not even pull 350 Mbps over the air. The router from a competitor rests on a tariff of 500 Mbps (and this is on wifi ac, not even ax). 2) In half of the locations, the megaphone has frequency aggregation, which the router cannot. Where a phone shows 60-100 Mbps in a speed test, this one gives a maximum of 20. 3) As a plus: the ability to switch to a backup channel. Actual in the village when using an unstable connection. I took it to the village, put a faster router from another manufacturer at home.
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