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#231866 17-Mar-2018 12:05
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Currently running a HG630B, but get pretty poor wifi speeds(Range from 15-30mb/s about 4m away from router) considering we have 100MB/s fibre.. I am wanting to upgrade to a 5hz router that will up the speeds for a decent price.

 

 

 

I have seen a HG659B for $60 on trademe(New) which seems like a good option as far as im aware.. Is there any better options for around the same price?

 

 


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  #1978994 17-Mar-2018 12:09
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HG659 will work fine.





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  #1979007 17-Mar-2018 12:41
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michaelmurfy:

 

Sticky in this forum: https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=66&topicid=197871 

 

HG659 will work fine.

 

 

Seconded, although I'd go for the HG659b if you can - much the same price. And they're available for dirt-cheap on Trademe. Moderately configurable unless you have specialist needs, and with decent enough 5 GHz Wi-Fi speeds. Recommended.


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  #1979056 17-Mar-2018 16:14
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What are their range like? I know a few mates with the Huaweis and the range isn't so good.




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  #1979059 17-Mar-2018 16:24
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IME 5GHz range is one wall on any piece of gear. If you need furthur than that then deploy more gear.





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