You can't get full speed on 2.4GHz as there is interference or congestion on the wireless network at your place. You should enable 5GHz or at least get an AP or powerline, just for 5Ghz, if you want full speed. See here for further explanation:

https://www.howtogeek.com/222249/whats-the-...should-you-use/

If you add on powerline or AP, it won't consume much power. It has nothing to do with the router bro. You have one of the best router already. It has more to do with the wireless interference and congestion in your area, which is to be expected, unless you are staying in some high class gated area with only a few houses around you. My advice is to get a powerline or AP if you can, and just configure it to extend 5GHz.

Consider few but there must be some interference somewhere that make you unable to receive the full speed of 2.4GHz. If you want 2.4GHz to get full speed, try to set it to 40MHz and see if that helps.

Just change to C5 V2, or flash your C1200 firmware to EU version. That is it.

Bro, I have told you already that the router location have nothing to do with it. Even if the router is front of you, can you block ALL other wireless signals from other wireless devices, being in your location? Be realistic.

There is clearly interference in your wireless network, especially the 2.4Ghz band in your location, so that’s why you can’t get full speed of 100Mbps. Did you even read the link I posted for you?

See here, and I have even attached more links for you to read. Read the first link as it is more relevant to your situation:

http://pocketnow.com/2014/01/23/5ghz-wifi

https://www.howtogeek.com/222249/whats-the-...should-you-use/

https://www.lifewire.com/is-5-ghz-wifi-bett...-2-4-ghz-818293

This post has been edited by SilentVampire: Dec 22 2017, 12:57 PM

Yes, in an ideal world, he should be getting it. But, in this modern world, there are too many wireless interference on the 2.4GHz band to even get the full 100Mbps speed, unfortunately.

Sadly, 2.4GHz is very congested and full of interference bro. I understand your frustration and I definitely can empathize with you. If your ISP offer more than 100Mbps, you have to move to 5GHz to get more speed. 50Mbps is considered very good for 2.4GHz.

This post has been edited by SilentVampire: Dec 22 2017, 02:30 PM

Beautiful example of interference and congestion on the 2.4GHz band which is practically unusable at a busy location in this present time.

Nothing. Wifi speed depends on many factors such as interference and congestion, and other factors as well.

Okay, you want a solution? Solution is confining all Wifi to each person’s house and everyone have their own frequency, and then removing all other wireless devices, leaving only the router in your house as the wireless point. Nothing will interfere with each other then. You have the best and latest devices as well. You will get full speed and everything will be sweet as.

Realistically, that is never going to happen bro. The best way to get the best speed is still by wired LAN connection. It is what it is. Every household is going to struggle for wireless space, and that will be the fact for the coming years, unless all of us move to 5GHz, which has more non-interfering channels, but still not enough for all of us.

You can buy the most expensive router and do whatever settings you want, but if the wireless network in your area is very congested and you have many electrical devices in your house, you will never get the full speed that you want. As you say, the device that you are using also plays a huge role. The strength of the antenna in your device determines how fast your connection will be.

It is self explanatory and very obvious. If you can’t get full speed on 2.4GHz, there is clearly something that is causing the low speed. It could be congestion, interference, or the phone WiFi adapter itself, or another reason.

It doesn’t mean that if you are right in front of the router, there won’t be any congestion or interference. You can’t block ALL the wireless signals from beaming to your place, and yes, that means right in front of your router as well.
Don’t assume WiFi is similar to IR wireless, where an unobstructed line of sight is needed between the transmitter and receiver. WiFi signals doesn’t work that way. It can if it have a directional antenna attached, but most WiFi APs are omnidirectional anyway.

All wireless signals will overlap and interfere with one another, unless they are on a different frequencies from each other.

See here and read this article. Although this in US, it applies here as well:

https://spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/wireless/...d-how-to-fix-it

If you still want to argue that there is nothing wrong and blame it all on the router, I can’t do anything. Read and educate yourself and stop thinking in simple terms.

Don’t mean to come across as being harsh, bro. I apologize if I do. Redmi phone is good, but it only support b/g/n, and not AC, so it won’t hit the max speed, but it is fast enough. 70+ is okay, and more than enough for daily use.

Yes bro, via LAN cable is still the best choice. At least your PC is getting full speed. Redmi can’t get full speed, but it is more than enough. At least PC and other devices that can support 5GHz AC can reach full speed so no worries.

Yes, register your new account and pay there.

I would think that it is for users who can’t subscribe to Unifi as the port is full, so VDSL is the next best choice for these people.

Billing system generate bill, but up to staff to input the right data and package info, so it is ultimately the staff’s fault! Same management, but worse performance.

Streamyx is good, but the extra bandwidth is better for
gaming, better for watching higher quality YouTube videos, faster loading for browsing websites, which saves you time, and faster speed for downloading torrents.

Honestly bro, you are lucky to have Unifi Lite, as most people want Unifi, but unable to get it and still stuck on
Streamyx, which is not ideal for doing many things.

2.4GHz is well known for its congestion and interference from other devices and it is no surprise that you can’t reach full speed.

See here: https://www.howtogeek.com/222249/whats-the-...should-you-use/

Lucky you. You must be at a place where the wireless network is less congested and have no interference from other wireless devices.

Not sure if he is on 2.4GHz, but he is using C1200, from the screenshot he posted.

No, the router that comes with the RM10 promo upgrade to 100Mbps, is definitely not as good as your Asus AC68U. You can ask for a HyppTV replacement box, if yours is not working that good anymore. The Asus AC68U is good enough for 100Mbps.

Yes, don’t bother installing that. Stick with your Asus router.

Both can definitely support UniFi 100Mbps speed, as both have 5Ghz, and AC. If you have only N routers, on 2.4GHz band, forget it.