4 devices you should always connect to 5GHz Wi-Fi (and 4 that can stay on 2.4GHz)

Not every device needs 5GHz Wi-Fi. Some gadgets benefit from faster speeds, while others perform better on reliable 2.4GHz ...

5 devices that work just fine on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi

Before connecting every gadget to your fastest Wi Fi network, it's worth knowing which devices are actually better off ...
Android Authority

I tested dozens of smart home devices; this is the feature I loathe the most

You may have run into this when setting up a new smart home product: You’ve installed its companion app, created an account, plugged in the gadget, and you’re all ...
Ars Technica

soldering coax for a 2.4Ghz connection... did i do this right?

I don't think that's going to work very well, especially for a 2.4GHz signal, which attenuates enough in cabling anyway.<BR><BR>The big heavy plastic insulator is there for a reason, and you've ...
Ars Technica

[EDIT]Computer on 5GHz wireless cannot see computer on 2.4Ghz network, and vice-versa

Here's the story: My home network has three computers attached to it. One has a wired connection to the router (an Asus RT-N66U), one has a wireless (5GHz) connection, and the last a wireless (2.4GHz) ...
Gizmodo

These Bluetooth Gaming Earbuds Come With a 2.4GHz Dongle to Eliminate Lag

Bluetooth introduces irritating latency while gaming, so JBL is offering a clever way around it with its new gaming earbuds. Reading time 2 minutes Although many companies offer wireless headphones ...