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What devices do I get with my subscription?

We provide mesh-enabled routers with all our plans. Depending on your building type and installation requirements, you may receive the following devic...

Support > Business > Promotion > (Expired) New Subscriber Promo – Online Exclusive (500Mbps & 1Gbps plans)

What devices do I get with my subscription?

We provide mesh-enabled WiFi 6 routers with all our plans. Depending on your building type and installation requirements, you may receive the followin...

Support > Home > Gig Speed Home (FTTR)

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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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 an Optical Network Unit (ONU)?

The Optical Network Unit (ONU) connects to the fibre termination point via an optical fibre cable. It then connects to your router through an ethernet...

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What is the difference between the mesh WiFi and Fibre-To-The-Room (FTTR)?

In essence, FTTR and mesh WiFi both tackle coverage issues by strategically placing child or satellite nodes in areas with weak connections. The key d...

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What does a mesh-enabled router mean?

A traditional mesh WiFi setup typically requires a mesh node to be placed next to the router to act as a gateway. Our mesh-ready routers eliminate the...

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What does a “mesh-enabled router” mean?

A mesh-enabled router means the device is equipped with mesh capabilities. A traditional Mesh WiFi setup typically requires a mesh node to be placed n...

Support > Home > Free Speed Boost

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...