Comment by ruvie8812 8 hours ago Still only 2.4GHz wifi :-/ 8 comments ruvie8812 Reply Astronaut3315 3 hours ago ESP32-C5 does support 5GHz, so there’s an option out there. It’s also reasonably powerful for a micro and supports Thread, Zigbee, and BLE. ValdikSS 4 hours ago It's 802.11ax, it's much better than 802.11n. 1317 6 hours ago yeah only universal compatibility what a shame Astronaut3315 3 hours ago Some of us have a challenging RF environment and rely on the 5GHz band for reliability, even for low data rates. yjftsjthsd-h 4 hours ago Universal compatibility only helps if you can actually reach the access point over the most crowded channels in the apartment building. lopper4 3 hours ago Do city people actually? lmao kjs3 3 hours ago 802.11a was ratified at the same time as 802.11b, and still doesn't have to fight with cheap baby monitors for bandwidth. tonymet 7 hours ago small boards with small batteries are better off with one radio and one antenna.
Astronaut3315 3 hours ago ESP32-C5 does support 5GHz, so there’s an option out there. It’s also reasonably powerful for a micro and supports Thread, Zigbee, and BLE.
1317 6 hours ago yeah only universal compatibility what a shame Astronaut3315 3 hours ago Some of us have a challenging RF environment and rely on the 5GHz band for reliability, even for low data rates. yjftsjthsd-h 4 hours ago Universal compatibility only helps if you can actually reach the access point over the most crowded channels in the apartment building. lopper4 3 hours ago Do city people actually? lmao kjs3 3 hours ago 802.11a was ratified at the same time as 802.11b, and still doesn't have to fight with cheap baby monitors for bandwidth.
Astronaut3315 3 hours ago Some of us have a challenging RF environment and rely on the 5GHz band for reliability, even for low data rates.
yjftsjthsd-h 4 hours ago Universal compatibility only helps if you can actually reach the access point over the most crowded channels in the apartment building. lopper4 3 hours ago Do city people actually? lmao
kjs3 3 hours ago 802.11a was ratified at the same time as 802.11b, and still doesn't have to fight with cheap baby monitors for bandwidth.
ESP32-C5 does support 5GHz, so there’s an option out there. It’s also reasonably powerful for a micro and supports Thread, Zigbee, and BLE.
It's 802.11ax, it's much better than 802.11n.
yeah only universal compatibility what a shame
Some of us have a challenging RF environment and rely on the 5GHz band for reliability, even for low data rates.
Universal compatibility only helps if you can actually reach the access point over the most crowded channels in the apartment building.
Do city people actually? lmao
802.11a was ratified at the same time as 802.11b, and still doesn't have to fight with cheap baby monitors for bandwidth.
small boards with small batteries are better off with one radio and one antenna.