on 05-03-2022 20:29
We test the WiFi and it says download speeds are high (158mbps) but when actually using it, the speed is about 4KBps! We should have over 200mbps download speeds. We have the hub 3.
on 06-03-2022 14:22
VM do not guarantee wifi speeds. All tests should be done with a direct wired connection.
However, if you are testing at 150 that's what you should be getting? How are you testing and then how are you downloading ?
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on 07-03-2022 09:26
We would test on an Internet speed test on our phone. I also tested on the virgin app which said connection was great.
My partners xbox is connected with a wire to the hub and that was getting low speeds.
We assumed it was our area as sometimes it does get high? It's strange though to have hit high numbers on the speed test but then not have that correlated in use which is confusing me!
on 07-03-2022 09:53
As you were told yesterday, speed tests must be done with a wired device and not on a phone. You need to use a PC or laptop. Xbox measurements are not the same.
on 07-03-2022 09:56
As previous reply, you need to test speeds with a laptop or PC, directly connected to the Hub with a Cat 6a cable. The device must be capable of a 1Gb connection.
What does a speed test at www.samknows.com/realspeed show ?
Also you could try a full factory reset on the Hub as below;
Remove any ethernet cables from the Hub and hold the pinhole reset switch for 60 seconds. Do NOT reboot the Hub, just let it do it's thing. Note you will need the passwords from the bottom of the Hub afterwards, so make sure they are legible.
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