When it comes to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, because it’s been around much longer, more devices and manufacturers support connection. So not only should your devices be closer to the router, but the path of the signal needs to have as few obstructions as possible in order to be the most effective. It also doesn’t penetrate obstructions as well as 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Its most notable flaw is it has a shorter range, so any devices connecting to it would need to be within about 50 feet, or 15 meters, of the router.
However, 5 GHz internet is not without its downsides. It also means that there is less congestion, as not as many people use the 5 GHz band, nor do as many devices support it as they do the more traditional 2.4 GHz. Faster speeds mean you get your video footage faster and more clearly. The most notable feature is that it’s faster. Smart cameras are more popular than ever today – and so is 5 GHz internet. BT Smart Hub 2 showing connected 5 Ghz WiFi devices
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