Is there any point in buying a dual band home router if my home wireless phones are 5Ghz?

by Ancient Shoe Woman

Looking at export a DLink N wireless home router that is dual band (2.4Ghz and 5Ghz). If my home phones are all 5Ghz is there any point in export a dual band router? Whenever the router switches to 5Ghz it will just interfere with my telephones, wont it?

Answer by Michael
The weird thing is no, they won’t interfere. Not necessarily. I’m running a 2.4GHz wireless keyboard and mouse, and 2.4GHz WiFi, and they don’t interfere. You should be fine.

Besides, even if by a dual band router doesn’t work, you’ll get better quality from that DLink than a cheaper brand.

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Iv heard of certain frequencies the phones require to work on certain a skin condition do to tower outputs of frequency.. I desire to know what unlocked imported phones work in Miami FL by the METROpcs wireless phone company.. nokia has an estimate of 15 new unlocked phones… which would work with metro now?

Answer by Psych Department
They do not.

MetroPCS is cheap enough to make sure that ONLY their phones are usable with their service. You can’t use other phones with their service, nor can you use their phones for other services.

It doesn’t matter if it’s unlocked.
MetroPCS doesn’t have SIM cards, and you will not be able to activate your unlocked phone.

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