Most household’s have nowhere near 1,300 Mbps internet speeds.Many devices won’t have cutting edge wireless boards/chips on them, meaning that they wouldn’t be able to support 1,300 Mbps connection speeds on them even if your internet connection support this.Whilst this sounds great, in reality barely any WiFi device hits 600 Mbps speeds let alone 1,300 Mbps speeds for a variety of reasons: The connection speeds can be as high as 1,300 Mbps for 5 GHz WiFi, compared to 600 Mbps max for 2.4 GHz. This was said to introduce both faster connection speeds (due to the higher bandwidth that’s possible), and more reliable connections (less technologies communicate over the 5 GHz radio frequency). The 2009 WiFi standard known as ‘802.11n’ was fairly well advertised (unlike many of the other variations), because it finally introduced 5 GHz WiFi. BT Smart Hub 2 showing connected 5 Ghz WiFi devices
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