Dual-band routers send out two Wi-Fi signals: 2.4GHz and 5GHz. So which network should you use for the devices in your home? Agent Meister from Geek Squad has some recommendations that can help all your devices get the Wi-Fi speed they need.
Setting up a workspace at home? Watch this video for some tips:
We still have ways to get you what you need, fast and free. Click here for more information:
If you have more questions, ask us in the comments. We’ll get back to you.
Subscribe for more Tech Tips from Best Buy:
#BestBuy #WiFi #HomeInternet
I bought a new Realme 8s 5g phone. I connected to my WiFi and can see 2g/5g beside the WiFi name.
Everything works well except a game – Call of Duty Mobile.
Can you please help me fix this issue?
Thank you 🙂
Hi, my wifi signal becomes much weaker when 30 devices are connected in the same time in comparison with 10 devices. Would it help to ask the guests to connect to the 5 GHZ and free up the 2.4 Ghz for our domestic use?
Or it will be the same problem as the device is still handling 30 devices after all? Thank you
Great video
So does a dual band router act as a wifi network ??