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Originally Posted by Kushan

Sounds like a limitation of your iPad. Most mobile devices can't handle the full 120Mbit.

EDIT: yup, it's a hardware limitation:



Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5688/a...2012-review/18

40mbit is actually incredibly impressive.

My Galaxy S4 only does one stream yet it connects at 150Mbps and gets full speed on my 72Mbps internet connection.

I can't see anything in that review that says whether or not the iPad supports HT operation in either band, though Apple being Apple it certainly won't in the 2.4Ghz band.

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Originally Posted by Kushan

Sounds like a limitation of your iPad. Most mobile devices can't handle the full 120Mbit.

EDIT: yup, it's a hardware limitation:



Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5688/a...2012-review/18

My Galaxy S4 only does one stream yet it connects at 150Mbps and gets full speed on my 72Mbps internet connection. Chances are it could probably get to 200 once my 867Mbps router arrives.

I can't see anything in that review that says whether or not the iPad supports HT operation in either band, though Apple being Apple it certainly won't in the 2.4Ghz band.

40mbit is actually incredibly impressive.

I've not been impressed by 40Mbit since the 3-and-a-half-years-old 4-generation-behind Galaxy S1 managed to do that.

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Originally Posted by roger skillin

I don't know anyone that can get full speed on any device using Wifi, it's never going to happen, you're only ever going to get full speed through a wired connection.

I know dozens of people who get full speed on Wifi.

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Originally Posted by Kushan

If everything was 3x3,

I prefer the 3x4 8-antenna Ciscos tbh, even if Cisco wireless is generally crap.