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WiFi router to be used with SIMBA for home WiFi
- Thread starter LexLuthor
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Think of a Wi-Fi router like a post office in your home. Just like a post office sorts and sends mail to the right addresses,
a Wi-Fi router receives data from the internet and sends it to the right devices in your home,
like your phone, laptop, or tablet. It helps your devices communicate with the internet,
similar to how the post office helps deliver mail to the right houses.
Think of a Wi-Fi router like a post office in your home. Just like a post office sorts and sends mail to the right addresses,
a Wi-Fi router receives data from the internet and sends it to the right devices in your home,
like your phone, laptop, or tablet. It helps your devices communicate with the internet,
similar to how the post office helps deliver mail to the right houses.
unless simba builds its own network within 6.9 years it will most likely rely on and resell mobile services from 1 of 3 existing mobile operators in sg. if the 5g mobile network is oversubscribed your speed will be throttled down to 6.9 mbps download and less than 1.69 mbps upload, like below.
moreover, your connection to the internet will not only be slow but shaky and sporadic as mobile gateway resources are way more costly and aggressively oversubscribed than (internet) gateways on a fiber network. this is worse on an mvno network.
if you use wifi from a fiber network, your average speed during peak is typically over 369 mbps download and 23 mbps upload as shown below. max speed is over 699 mbps sometimes reaching 1gps. with this speed, you can stream netflix and other ip tv and movie contents without a hitch, and play games too while watching streaming content on tv. moreover, the fixed line or fiber gateway that connects you to the internet secures a continuous active session for you as a subscriber without knocking you off when you’re idle, unlike your mvno provider which constantly scans for idle time on each sub.
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i use the internet to read and do very simple tasks like banking, reading, simple gaming, simple online shopping. why do i need all these excessive speed for? i pay for what i need and i refuse to pay for unnecessary things i don't need or require.
no sexy streaming movie time with room mate? no wonder she slams the door on you.
got. but not sexy type. simba mobile hotspot works fine too watching online dramas and movies.
in fact sometimes we fight over whose hotspot to use to watch an online drama together in the living hall tv. hahahahaha...she like me is also on $5 for 100gb 5g simba plan.
but having said all these, simba coverage on the island isn't as comprehensive in all locations in singapore. like in private housing estate in serangoon gardens, it is bad. but in orchard and city areas, it is good. i don't know why. but it's best to check the area you live have good simba coverage before subscribing to them because they do have a penalty charge like $40 to $50 if u decide to switch network after subscribing to them.
mai sianz leh. 100 GB 5G mobile plan is $10.
$5 only for senior and it's just 20 GB.
Yah. $10. Sorry for misinfo cos it is auto deduct from credit card bill and I seem to have forgotten. But still very cheap compare to m1 or SingTel.
Trial test stage
i thought must use their ONT or ONR ?..............it's a miserable one from China brand..........no free homeline..........only one LAN output.............
can use other brands meh ?............i thought must use the miserable one sold by Simba ?
A wireless router is a device that combines the functions of a router and a wireless access point. It directs traffic between devices on a local network and connects that network to the internet wirelessly.
A repeater, when used with a router, extends the range of the router's wireless signal. It receives the existing signal, amplifies it, and retransmits it, helping to cover areas with poor signal or dead zones within the wireless network.
Tiagong , using a " Repeater" on
a Router helps
.
A repeater, when used with a router, extends the range of the router's wireless signal. It receives the existing signal, amplifies it, and retransmits it, helping to cover areas with poor signal or dead zones within the wireless network.
Tiagong , using a " Repeater" on
a Router helps
.
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