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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 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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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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How come my 2Gbps router isn't achieving higher speeds?

The best way to achieve high speeds and performance is to use a wired connection. Here’s what you need to take note of: The 2.5Gbps LAN port on the...

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I’m on the 2Gbps plan but my speed is nowhere close. What’s the deal?

The best way to achieve high speeds and performance is to use a wired connection. Here’s what you need to take note of: The 2.5Gbps LAN port on...

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Will all my devices be compatible with 1Gbps?

Newer desktop and laptop computers that come with a Gigabit Ethernet (GE) port are capable of reaching speeds beyond 100Mbps (as opposed to Fast Ether...

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How come my 2Gbps router isn't achieving higher speeds?

The best way to achieve high speeds and performance is to use a wired connection. Here’s what you need to take note of: The 2.5Gbps LAN port on...

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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...