How to Get Maximum Speed on 2.4 Ghz

[404Found]

All mid end phone supports single band N 20mhz and dual band AC 40mhz while higher end support dual band N 40mhz and 80mhz AC.
Atleast true for Samsung M series & S series resp.

I'm using Redmi K20 Pro indian version . It supports dual band N 20mhz and 80mhz AC and has 2*2 MIMO . There is no N 40mhz support which is weird. Maybe the issue is with MIUI Indian ROM.

 

[ijsa]

All mid end phone supports single band N 20mhz and dual band AC 40mhz while higher end support dual band N 40mhz and 80mhz AC.
Atleast true for Samsung M series & S series resp.

Only my old retired Honor Holly 2 plus reaches 90Mbps on 2.4Ghz...... all other phones max out at 55Mbps on 2.4Ghz irrespective of 20/ 40mhz Channel Width.

 

[404Found]

The issue can also be the WiFi channel you are using. Changing WiFi channels will give you drastic improvement in terms of speed. It also depends on various factors .

 

[soorajskn]

phones max out at 55Mbps on 2.4Ghz irrespective of 20/ 40mhz Channel

Yes. Thats true. on my laptop i get 90 mbps with 2.4 Ghz. But on my Samsung A50, i get only 40 to 50 mbps.

Only if i connect to 5 ghz i get above 100 mbps speed. I problem with 5 ghz is that it wont cover whole house. Its coverage is less compared to 2.4 ghz.

 

[sanketkashyap]

My father has Samsung F41, wifi link speed is 72 mbps and actual speed goes upto 55 mbps only whereas I have Nokia 6.1 and link speed is 150 mbps and speed I get is around 90-95 mbps on 2.4 GHz, so basically it depends on device.

 

[Tejas01]

I am using Poco X3. Speeds were upto 90mbps on 144 mbps link speed. So was thinking if it would improve if I move to 200 mbps plan.

 

[Rickysin]

I remember that with jio white router was giving speeds like 100-110 mbps on iPhone xr and same phone with airtel Nokia router is giving 30-40 mbps on 2.4 ghz wifi.

 

[sanketkashyap]

@Rickysin have you changed channel width to 40mhz on Nokia router?

 

[Rickysin]

Yes its 40 mhz but still speed is low.

 

[soorajskn]

Yes its 40 mhz but still speed is low

Try selecting only 802.11n standard and 40 mhz.

802.11b/g are very old standards and very few devices use those standard, So you can select only 802.11n standard and 40 mhz and check