what the range TeckNet&reg; 300Mbps
2024375
That's a good question. I plugged mine in a center supporting wall in the middle of my house and I can get the signal in my neighbor's yard over 200 feet away!
504243
Depends on the house wiring. I have 35-40 Mb/s but from adapter I'm getting about 7 MB/s
1110507
You can run cat5 ethernet up to 300ft without signal loss. Any further you will need a signal repeater.
755506
I have standard internet (15mbps) with Time Warner and this modem works fine. If you are subscribing to a service faster than 30 mbps (this one is rated at 38 mbps down/30 up) I would suggest another one on their approved list. This modem is ipv6-ready so it should work fine for speeds lower than 30.
1629097
Package says they have peak transfer rate of 150MB or 1.5 gigabits with 7pin interface....
902515
I got 866 Mbps on average but that depends on your environment....i.e...how far?...
682658
You can go a maximum of about 100 m (328') for CAT 5 and CAT 6, including PoE. Keep in mind, you'll be wasting your money on CAT 6 if all you're doing is making runs to access points. Even a wireless-N AP will only provide a maximum of 150Mbps (that's bits NOT bytes) for any wireless device. I'd save my money and run CAT 5e for PoE devices. Use the CAT 6 for dedicated (wired) devices with Gb NIC's only.
2218393
I get 300 Mbps, but this depends on the distance from the WiFi and the WiFi router. I am line of sight, with about 30 ft distance. One trick I had to do is locate the dongle at the end of an extension USB cable, away from the computer, otherwise the connection would be rather poor.
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To all the other responders, this is a problem for lots of homes which are getting upgraded internet for free. For example, Comcast just bumped my 50 mbit line to 105 mbit. The 100 mbit will be throttling for me as I will definitely lose speed due to overhead (I sustain speeds of 115 mbit right now on average). pretty soon the 100Mbit will no longer be acceptable for many users (I agree for most it is still fine, but I think in a few years this will be a problem)
288874
Hi Chris. It's supposed to give you 300 Mbps wireless connectivity. The speed will also depend on your router's signal though, as well as wireless interference in the network
1823727
The range is 2700-3000K, 3000K is the max, but the 5000-5000K is also available, please search B00F86VOWO
1736076
The range is probably up to about 150 feet at nearly full throuput - I use the router in my home and even in the distant bedrooms and outside the throughput has been strong - hope that helps
2037942
My guest network is 200 feet. I am getting great range. Remember concrete , and steel are not good for wifi range. I hope this helps you.
1081369
I can not tell for shure what is the range , but the book sad 300 feet. I have 3 copmuters and 2 cell phones on it and never had any glitch . Everything runes smood.
1786998
I use one with a distance of about 300 feet (about 100 meters) and barely have the required signal strength. Also, the output signal is weak at a distance of 15 feet in my house.
792869
6.9 Gbps http://archive.benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1127&Itemid=70&limit=1&limitstart=8