You don't need the D-Link bro, that VoIP on the D-Link is only for poor Maxis subscribers, who need that VoIP RJ11 port. You already have the Hauwei BTU. Just change your router to something more powerful from 1st page, and throw that OLD D-Link-615 which has multiple vulnerabilities and easily hacked.

CHANGE YOUR ROUTER. The RT-N12HP is old and doesn't support 5GHz AC. Refer to 1st page, 1st post, green text, for list of compatible routers.

Refer to 1st post, 1st page, green text, for troubleshooting help and links.

Defected units? Sounds serious. No problems for my unit and for my in-laws unit. Try Lelong, where there is plenty still for sale.

Alternative would be the C2300. Not sure if they manage to fix the firmware for UnifiTV though. They previous firmware is not optimal for viewing UnifiTV, probably multicast implementation issue. If you don't watch UnifiTV, you can get the C2300.

Damn, wonder what revision they meant. You know what they meant?

5400 is good, but a bit overkill. For the price you are paying for that, it would be better if you just get the Asus RT-AC86U.

It is better to buy it yourself than buying from them.

It can achieve much higher speeds than that. Refer to your Unifi account to see if you have been upgraded.

Lol, I wouldn’t use it though, but flashing it with DD-WRT is a great idea though. Too bad DD-WRT does not support VLAN tagging though, and you need to manually configure it, for it to support that.

It is not bad actually, and although the TP-Link C1200 is better in terms of hardware, the Dlink 842 has a more stable firmware.

Good move. Configuring it as a wired AP is much better than range extender mode for sure.

It might, but just remember you get what you pay for.

See recommended routers on 1st page, 1st post, green text.

Could be the settings in your router, or the fact your router could not handle the full speed.

Nah, it is good, but don’t expect too good of a performance, like those expensive routers.

One advice for you. CHANGE ROUTER. Refer to 1st page, 1st posy, green text. TM should not do anything. It is your router that is the issue. Sounds like your 2.4GHz band, which is the only band available for your router, is congested or full of interference. Refer to 1st page, 1st post, green text, and get a new dual band router, and go on the 5GHz AC band and your problem will be solved.

The Killer NIC on your PC could be the issue. Uninstall Killer Networking Suite, and only get the basic drivers for it.

It is, but Cat 6 is better, and less low quality shit out there compared to Cat5e.

Not surprising. VDSL2 can support up to 100Mbps.

Okay, but still better to buy your own.

Ideally, you want to use both.

Congrats. Hope all your equipment and cables are ready to support the new speed.

Did you even read 1st page, 1st post, green text? Your BTU is not bottlenecking your connection. It can support gigabit speed and you are getting good speed. They will not replace your BTU. You have several issues. First, your router does NOT support 500Mbps, look at 1st page, 1st post, green text, for recommended routers. Second, you don’t expect your iPhone to hit the max speed, it is only 2x2 MIMO. Third, your range extender is affecting your throughout as well.

Yes, but contract might be renewed for further 24 months.

Log into your router and check if VLAN tag is set correctly.

Yes, it might. Go to TM Point and check.

No surprises, better shielding for Cat 7 and support higher frequency, so that might translate to better performance.

Yes, normal. Don't expect the phone to hit full speed on Wi-Fi.

Refer to 1st page, 1st post, green text, to learn more.

Nope. They only promise you get full speed on wired LAN connection. They don't promise full speed on wireless. You are on your own on that part.

Did you try to troubleshoot by reading 1st page, 1st post, green text?

See 1st page, 1st post, green text.

Congrats, but you should have just read the 1st page, 1st post, green text, and that would be much better than reading though V34.

Not surprising at all. Change your router. Refer to 1st page, 1st post, green text, for list of compatible routers and other general info.

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Go to another TMpoint and ask if it is possible to downgrade to RM129. BTU is lifetime warranty, so no reason for them to ask you to replace it and resign another two year contract.

Hopefully, Asus routers and not some shitty TM brands.