TM start speed capping???

I mean on hardcore downloaders...

we read posts by many unifi users of poor speed, almost everyday.

aprt from genuine problems with unifi, i think the more common reason(s) may be:

.. performance in houses tend to be more stable than highrise, likely wifi crowding
.. if many devices in use, some of them will sure feel the impact
.. failing modem, weak router
.. torrenting - bad/insufficient seeds

when a user complains of slow speed, the user usually does not tell the full picture...?

as a unifi user for 3+ years in a 2 storey house, i am happy enough. there r times when torrenting speed is poor but i know it's due to poor seeds. there was a time things got weird - that was because of a failing modem which was then replaced quite quickly. lastly, when i changed to a new router, performance improved tremendously, noticeably max torenting speed went from 1.0MBps to 1.2MBps. wifi reception improved too with all corners now covered.

alto a bit more expensive than alternative, i will not change isp.

I just have too many neighbors with wireless access points creating so much interference problem.

Highrise UniFi user here.

True enough! WiFi is definitely a problem in highrise. Even using Asus RT-N12HP (with 9dBi antennas) while it improves in terms of range (wider coverage), the speed drops when I move more than 5m away from the access point.

I just have too many neighbors with wireless access points creating so much interference problem. Solved it by using HomePlug for desktop and notebook. Stable & works well! Only using wireless for mobile devices such as smartphones.

Samsung has announced that it’s entering the 60GHz 802.11ad WiFi game. Samsung says it has a commercialized version of 60GHz WiFi (aka WiGig) that’s capable of 4.6Gbps, or 575 megabytes per second — about five times faster than current dual-stream 802.11ac devices, or fast enough to download a movie in a couple of seconds. Samsung says the first devices supporting its 60GHz WiFi tech will be available in 2015.

Perhaps most importantly, though, 802.11ax is already coming down the pipe — and unlike 802.11ad, it’s a standard, long-range, 5GHz-based WiFi technology. A single 802.11ax stream should be capable of 3.5Gbps — and the spec will go all the way up to 4×4 MIMO, for 14Gbps, or about 1,750 megabytes per second.

Anyway, if you’re still interested, Samsung says its 802.11ad technology will be available in 2015. I don’t think the average consumer will see a lot of WiGig/60GHz WiFi — instead, 802.11ac will cement its grip in 2015 in 2016, and then slowly hand over to 802.11ax after that.

Highrise UniFi user here.

True enough! WiFi is definitely a problem in highrise. Even using Asus RT-N12HP (with 9dBi antennas) while it improves in terms of range (wider coverage), the speed drops when I move more than 5m away from the access point.

I just have too many neighbors with wireless access points creating so much interference problem. Solved it by using HomePlug for desktop and notebook. Stable & works well! Only using wireless for mobile devices such as smartphones.

Hello, i wanted to ask. If tm said there is no more quota for unifi, how long does it take for me to have unifi in my house ?

now unifi starts to buffer in youtube on 720p
wtf.
wtf. just. wtf.
spotify slow, nvm.

youtube i cannot accept.
whatsapp dude few bits. BITS. of data also cannot send