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rmwebs · 26-08-2012, 16:01

Agreed with the comment above. Mine works fine. We moved from another (Netgear) 802.11n router when we upgraded to 100mb last year and the SHUB has been fine. Never had an unexpected reboot, signal quality seems pretty good, etc.

I post this as a VERY heavy LAN and internet user. So much so that I've got a 40meter cat5e running from the back of the SHUB to a server in my office (a building at the end of the garden). I put the cable in as I didnt expect to get the wifi signal down there, but it gets a reasonably good signal (3/5 bars on the MacBook Air and the iPad).

Is it better than the Netgear one we had before? Nope. Is it any worse? Nope.

My SHUB is always under a heavy load, with a minimum of 15 devices connected at once, and usually around 25.

26-08-2012, 16:01	#9
rmwebs Inactive Join Date: May 2007 Location: St Albans, Herts Services: TV XL w/ All Sky HD Collections. 2xTivo, 1x VHD Phone XL Broadband XXL Posts: 91	Re: new Hub to be released? Agreed with the comment above. Mine works fine. We moved from another (Netgear) 802.11n router when we upgraded to 100mb last year and the SHUB has been fine. Never had an unexpected reboot, signal quality seems pretty good, etc. I post this as a VERY heavy LAN and internet user. So much so that I've got a 40meter cat5e running from the back of the SHUB to a server in my office (a building at the end of the garden). I put the cable in as I didnt expect to get the wifi signal down there, but it gets a reasonably good signal (3/5 bars on the MacBook Air and the iPad). Is it better than the Netgear one we had before? Nope. Is it any worse? Nope. My SHUB is always under a heavy load, with a minimum of 15 devices connected at once, and usually around 25.