5GHz routers
WiFi routers use the 2.4GHz frequency to establish a wireless connection. This frequency gets busier because there are more and more devices that use wireless internet. That's why certain routers have an extra frequency band of 5 GHz, to deal with the crowdiness. Your router connects your smartphone, laptop, and any other device to the less crowded 5GHz WiFi network. Because this frequency sends data through the air at higher speeds, you can use faster internet. Because this band is less busy, your connection is also more stable.
Our choice for a router if you don't have an internet connection at home
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4G or 5G router for at home
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Wireless AC (WiFi 5)
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Suitable for small apartment
Affordable Second Chance
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91,-
2
Our choice for just internet in your entire house
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Mesh WiFi system
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Wireless AX (WiFi 6)
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Suitable for large apartment, Single-family home
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WiFi router
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Wireless AX (WiFi 6)
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Suitable for small apartment
Affordable Second Chance
from
60,-
Mesh WiFi system
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Wireless BE (WiFi 7)
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Suitable for large apartment, Single-family home
5
Satellite router, WiFi router
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Recommended for internet everywhere
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Wireless AC (WiFi 5)
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4G or 5G router for at home
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Wireless AX (WiFi 6)
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Suitable for small apartment
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Mesh WiFi system
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Wireless AX (WiFi 6)
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Suitable for large apartment, Single-family home
Affordable Second Chance
from
124,-
8
Our choice for internet on vacation or on the go with multiple people at the same time
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Mobile WiFi router
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Wireless AX (WiFi 6)
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1000 Mbit/s
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Mobile WiFi router
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Recommended for internet everywhere
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Wireless AC (WiFi 5)
Affordable Second Chance
from
97,-
10
WiFi router
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Wireless BE (WiFi 7)
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Suitable for small apartment
