anytimer wrote I'm not sure I understand this fully, but how many devices do you have connected to the router? Try turning off all the others and see if that makes a difference to the connected speed...

jimasek wrote My proposition for Wireless Settings - LINK - switch off any "automatic" in router configuration. are you using tp-link firmware at the moment?? are u experiencing any issues with these...

well yes i kinda figured it out as not all of the 802.11n devices are fully complaint to the standard , they support some bits of it and advertise falsely to the consumer of the capabilities of the...

there are plenty of things you can do to get out of this situation , first u should read the manual of the router i know it will be in chineese but try to see if english is mentioned as a language by...

well i dont know how it goes for you kelly but for me if i buy something and i m not satisfied with it, i dont care much about the warranty, as i was already planning to through it to the bin lol ,...

yup it shows up inSSider that its 150Mbps but in connection properties it shows 72Mbps, quite funny actually