In such a product with the 100mb limitation, the speed within the LAN but wireless to same node wireless connection should also be metered to measure the top possible speed.
mg007
3 years ago
Do we have any data to see what’s the wireless transfer speed? I mean, let’s say I have another Gigabit Deco device (e.g. Deco X60, 1 piece), which I configure as the master node. As per the TP-link manual, I can connect E4 to the same network as X60 to extend the range. I understand that if I connect them via Ethernet cable, the speed of E4 will be capped at 100Mbps. But what happens when we wirelessly connect them? How does the speed of E4 nodes look like?
In such a product with the 100mb limitation, the speed within the LAN but wireless to same node wireless connection should also be metered to measure the top possible speed.
Do we have any data to see what’s the wireless transfer speed? I mean, let’s say I have another Gigabit Deco device (e.g. Deco X60, 1 piece), which I configure as the master node. As per the TP-link manual, I can connect E4 to the same network as X60 to extend the range. I understand that if I connect them via Ethernet cable, the speed of E4 will be capped at 100Mbps. But what happens when we wirelessly connect them? How does the speed of E4 nodes look like?