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@DC: Good for you.. Isnt 200$ a bit on the higher side? if you arent particular about Apple, there is Linksys EA6500, pretty much offers the same capabilities as the Apple one. Also suggest you to check if there are any interfernce sources in your house, affecting your router's reach ps: Make sure that your laptop too supports 11ac or 11n3x3

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@DC: Good for you.. Isnt 200$ a bit on the higher side? if you arent particular about Apple, there is Linksys EA6500, pretty much offers the same capabilities as the Apple one. Also suggest you to check if there are any interfernce sources in your house, affecting your router's reach ps: Make sure that your laptop too supports 11ac or 11n3x3
It is on the higher side and I may not go for it .. but its always fun to promote Apple products on this forum :icflove: For Linksys EA6500, if Im going to spend 150+ then Im better off buying Apple itself. There cant be interference as my old router works fine. A new router is at least supposed to work as good/bad as the old one. Yes Sir, devices do support 11ac
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It is on the higher side and I may not go for it .. but its always fun to promote Apple products on this forum :icflove: For Linksys EA6500, if Im going to spend 150+ then Im better off buying Apple itself. There cant be interference as my old router works fine. A new router is at least supposed to work as good/bad as the old one. Yes Sir, devices do support 11ac
just a wee bit curious.. what access technology do you use to get 100Mbps- DSL or Cable Modem or Fibre?
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May be you can try this device. Not a router' date= but this pretty much solves your problem.
yep... thats a good one. I think you also get G.HN adapters with Wifi (802.11n) integrated, which can extend the range
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there is a new router by Google called Onhub... supposedly one of the best.

On August 31 Google will begin shipping a very attractive $199.99 Wi-Fi 11ac router that Google said automatically updates (which many Wi-Fi routers do not), is easy to set-up, provides Wi-Fi speeds up to 1900Mbps, has 13 high-powered antennas that “provide reliable Wi-Fi coverage in more directions in your home†and supports both 2.4 and 5GHz frequencies for fast Wi-Fi on all devices in the home.
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I am in love with this new Google router..getting one.Its an aesthetic design as well.

Aside from the 802.11ac support, you get legacy a/b/g/n too, but this router also has Bluetooth (with Bluetooth Smart Ready), and support for Weave and 802.15.4, so it's as future-proof as possible The OnHub doesn't have annoying blinking lights, instead featuring a dimmable four-color light ring that uses each of those colors to give you feedback. There's only one Ethernet port, though, unlike normal routers which come with four. The OnHub has a USB 3.0 port, an ambient light sensor (presumably for auto-dimming those LEDs), and a 3W integrated speaker. This is used for the initial setup of the router, which also requires an Android or iOS device and the Google On app installed Basically all the management of the router is done via this app. It lets you easily test the speed of your connection, see each connected device and which is using the most bandwidth, and even prioritize the traffic from certain devices..
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