Vodafone just sent a series of devices through a technology offering-oriented service WiFi 6 to their users.
WiFi 6 technology that allows higher connection speed, more stability, higher security and a stronger signal than WiFi 5 (the one that is used everywhere today). This is a new standard, although WiFi 7 is already under development.
Compared to WiFi 5 transmission speed, this new standard supports up to 9.5Gbpscompared to 3.5Gbps for the above.
That’s why Vodafone decided to take the step (with a slight delay) and introduce their service to offer us this new standard, and comes with 3 devices; your Vodafone Wi-Fi 6 Station, Super Wi-Fi 6 router and Super Wi-Fi 6 extender.
The Vodafone Wi-Fi station will be your most powerful and advanced device, but it will not be the one that normal users will have if you want to have WiFi 6, at least not most.
This service it won’t be freedisappointing data and take into account if not what it will have additional monthly fee to our contract with Vodafone.
For new Vodafone One Unlimited Home users with 1Gbps fiber option will include a Vodafone Wi-Fi Station and a Super Wi-Fi 6 Extender..
In the case of a new user, but with different company plans, they will be able to access the use of this service by paying €9.99 per monthwith the inclusion of Super Wi-Fi 6 and Super Wi-Fi 6 Extender. If we only need a router, the price will be €3 per month.
If you are already a Vodafone user, the cost of renting this service will be €9.99 per monthincluding one Super Wi-Fi 6 Extender and two Super Wi-Fi 6 Extenders.
Even though Vodafone offers this service to all their users, it is welcome, they are far behind when it comes to charging for this service which other companies like Orange offer free. Others like Movistar charge for the package in one payment (I don’t know if that’s worse than Vodafone).
These types of technologies They are very helpful in the use and experience of our Internet.. The server here has been using a WiFi 6 router for a year and a half and the experience has been second to none which fixes all the issues I had with WiFi 5 and I recommend you upgrade if you can afford it.
Source: Computer Hoy
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