Discussion Is Airtel Xstream AirFiber Nokia esim router Wi-Fi 6 supported?

[dreamer77]

No. Both are manufactured by different manufacturers.

Bro is this Nokia Router Wifi 6 supported or not?

 

[Bapun]

Bro is this Nokia Router Wifi 6 supported or not?

Airtel AirFiber router is wifi 6 technology supported.

 

[dreamer77]

Airtel AirFiber router is wifi 6 technology supported.

Bro do u know how to check that. Because I can't get wifi 6. I am only getting upto wifi 5.

 

[Bapun]

Bre do u know how to check that. Because I can't get wifi 6. I am only getting upto wifi 5.

I don't know bro. I assume your devices doesn't support wifi 6 protocol since only newer ones has the support for it.

 

[dreamer77]

I don't know bro. I assume your devices doesn't support wifi 6 protocol since only newer ones has the support for it.

My device supports wifi 6 bro. But i don't know why I can't get wifi 6 from nokia router.

 

[Bapun]

My device supports wifi 6 bro. But i don't know why I can't get wifi 6 from nokia router.

Airtel AirFiber indoor unit seem to be using this model manufactured by Nokia: https://www.nokia.com/networks/fixed-networks/home-wi-fi/wifi-beacon-3-1/

The Nokia website product page clearly states Premium Wi-Fi 6 performance so I have no clue why you don't get it.

 

[dreamer77]

Airtel AirFiber indoor unit seem to be using this model manufactured by Nokia: https://www.nokia.com/networks/fixed-networks/home-wi-fi/wifi-beacon-3-1/

The Nokia website product page clearly states Premium Wi-Fi 6 performance so I have no clue why you don't get it.

The model airtel using is nokia beacon 3.2 Bro.

 

[dreamer77]

Airtel AirFiber indoor unit seem to be using this model manufactured by Nokia: https://www.nokia.com/networks/fixed-networks/home-wi-fi/wifi-beacon-3-1/

The Nokia website product page clearly states Premium Wi-Fi 6 performance so I have no clue why you don't get it.

Anyone? Will it support?

 

[Bapun]

Anyone? Will it support?

You can try checking with the Airtel customer care and let us know what they say.

 

[bartleby]

imo, most important thing is antenna/transmitter gain for coverage. Wifi4/5 are perfectly adequate to support any application you are likely to run for most scenarios...

having said that. I have airfiber, but my plan is 30mbps. i have absolutely no use for 1gbps wifi when i cant take advantage of it over the internet. could perhaps be useful for local backups, but like i said above, i'd much rather have a wifi5 router with good antennas than a very limited wifi6 router with poor range.

it's like with phones, they keep bumping the processors, bettering the screens and updating the software but in terms of everyday usefulness, even phones from 10 years ago can run whatsapp, youtube, chrome and instagram perfectly...