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What can affect WiFi 7 performance?
Similar to any WiFi network, performance can be influenced by several factors: Distance from the router: The closer, the better. Building materials: ...
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I don't have any WiFi 7 devices yet. Should I still upgrade my router?
Absolutely! Upgrading to a WiFi 7 router future-proofs your network and ensures smooth connectivity when you eventually get WiFi 7 devices. Plus, you&...
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Does WiFi 7 work with all my devices?
Yes! WiFi 7 routers are backwards compatible. This means even if your devices aren’t WiFi 7 yet, they’ll still connect to the network. But...
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What is Fibre-To-The-Room (FTTR) and how is it different from mesh WiFi?
In essence, FTTR and mesh WiFi both tackle coverage issues in areas with weak connections. But they do differ in terms of setup, performance, cost and...
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How do I check my new speed?
You can run a speed test by connecting your desktop or laptop computer to your router using a Cat-5e LAN cable for the most accurate results. You can ...
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How do I know if my existing device is compatible with the new speed?
If you’re already using our latest WiFi 6 device, they’re more than capable of accommodating the new speeds. Here’s what our latest WiFi 6 devic...
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How do I check my new speed?
You can run a speed test by connecting your desktop or laptop computer to your router using a Cat-5e LAN cable for the most accurate results. You can ...
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What are the LAN ports and how many LAN ports does my device have?
Also known as ethernet ports, LAN ports allow your device(s) to connect to the network via a wired connection which typically yields higher speeds. Re...
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What is a wireless Optical Network Terminal (ONT)?
The wireless Optical Network Terminal (ONT) is a 2-in-1 device combining ONU and router capabilities in a single box. Our WiFi 6 routers are ONTs, whi...
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How do I change my WiFi 7 (HG8145B7N) or WiFi 6 (HG8145X6) devices from working as an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) to a router/mesh node?
By default, the WiFi 7 (Huawei HG8145B7N) and WiFi 6 (HG8145X6) devices work as a wireless Optical Network Terminal (ONT) or a 2-in-1 device which com...
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How does a mesh node improve my home WiFi experience?
A mesh node extends your home WiFi coverage. When you place a mesh node in a WiFi dead zone, the node will capture and broadcast the wireless signal o...
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What is WiFi 6?
Think of WiFi 6 as the language your router and wireless devices use to communicate. It’s like different versions of a spoken language – newer...
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Why is my Internet slow?
Your broadband connection is influenced by many factors, including device compatibility and whether you’re using a WiFi or wired connection. Here ar...
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What is a wireless Optical Network Terminal (ONT)?
The wireless Optical Network Terminal (ONT) is a 2-in-1 device combining ONU and router capabilities in a single box. Our WiFi 5 and WiFi 6 routers ar...
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How do I change my WiFi 6 (HG8145X6) device from working as a Optical Network Terminal (ONT) to a router/mesh node?
By default, the WiFi 6 (Huawei HG8145X6) device works as a wireless Optical Network Terminal (ONT) or a 2-in-1 device which combines router and Optica...
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What are the LAN ports and how many LAN ports does my device have?
Also known as ethernet ports, LAN ports allow your device(s) to connect to the network via a wired connection which typically yields higher speeds. Re...
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What is WiFi 5 and WiFi 6 and what’s the difference?
WiFi 5 is a WiFi standard which effectively introduced the 5Ghz frequency band to WiFi networks. It’s the technology most commonly used in modern ro...
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How does Mesh WiFi extend my WiFi coverage?
When you place a mesh node in a WiFi dead zone, the node will capture and broadcast the wireless signal and speed of your router to hard-to-reach corn...
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TIME launches OmniMesh for the ultimate indoor Internet experience
Shah Alam, 9 December 2020 – TIME dotCom Berhad (“TIME”) today unveiled OmniMesh, a home WiFi...
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