I don’t but it past him to stupify his house even more

there's a fix for that 😂

They should make it into april fools video lmao

Ok but this whole saga is kinda funny, serves as a good reason against smart homes lol

Is it bad that i won't be surprised if this happens?

Lol.

We already got wifi 7 in the s23 ultra but not enabled yet

Too real. I have 5gb service waiting for 7 to run a mesh.

the heart tho 💀

Too many wireless EMFs which are toxic to the body in the long term, the higher the GHz the more disruptive to the human biofield.

But from someone who knows what they're doing

LTT is not the channel for that kind of content

Comedy channel.

Is it possible that e.g. 4 access points provide a unified WLAN, but the APs only communicate via the POE switch and not via WLAN? Is an Ubiquiti UniFi 6 Lite the product i want? Would be great if you find some time for a short answer.

Well it's only a week away so you don't have to wait long

Really is starting to get annoying huh.

@@GeekyLuigi idk, this is probably the most relatable series on the channel. No one truly fixes a wifi problem, you just either kick the can down the road, or trade one problem for another!

@@phoenux3986 Idk... ive never had wifi issues..

@@phoenux3986 Meanwhile, I have 3 different routers and they generally just work with a decent zone of overlap. 1 is the crappy built into the modem router and the other 2 are wireless N routers from over a decade ago. I never really saturate any of the routers and most devices operate within their given zone. For the ones that do, switching can be done as needed.

Building/Home automation has been a industry for ages. Just most this IOT "Smart Home" Devices from fresh brand trying to get in with its own 'language and eco' causes headaches and bad names all over.

@@junkieshere That's kind of what I've suspected. Too many brands, no one standard and too many eco systems. Nothing works.

@@junkieshere Matter will *hopefully* fixes that

This has been the bane of technology since its inception, it's just becoming more prevalent because of how much more frequently we are using it. Additionally, companies are now more concerned about making something "feature Rich" rather than stable

cable > wireless, this is my takeover from this, if something can be connected via cable do it and use wireless tech only when its neccessary.

This is true if the Ruckus AP's have 2.5 gbe interfaces. Some had multiple gigabit interfaces to build a aggregate ethernet bond with from my memory of a few years ago when I looked at them for work.

@@ggletsplay5041 he’s using R750 which has 2.5GbE uplink.

Meanwhile my 10$ router provides flawless connection in my entire 250m^2 house I dont get it

​@@faustinpippin9208 you probably don't have hundreds of wifi smart switches causing interference

@@faustinpippin9208you answered that yourself with your 250m^2 part. I know it seems simple but once you get passed 3000 sq ft you run into lots of issues with wifi range and consistency. Most of the hospitals, universities and high end offices you walk into have spent tens of thousands of dollars on wifi.

​@@faustinpippin9208 neither do i, but its probably because its not 5ghz and above, so interference ain't a problem nor is it saturating the band with shitty sony audio speakers. Nor you have more than 500mb bandwith capacity

@@faustinpippin9208 I mean I doubt it’s flawless compared to Linus’ wifi standards. I would also doubt your internet would even break 200Mbps

In 70 years: my WiFi doesn't work anymore, Jake junior replaced it with a 10 terrabit/s AP.

Because he does it wrong, this is pretty fun to see

Wifi == Problems and Jank

more like linux sponsored segments.

I think you mean Linus's never-ending home problems

"honest"

@@DR19X He's dropped multiple sponsors for shitty behavior (Ring and Anker to name a couple), amended videos (as best as he is legally and technically able), and always tries to differentiate between sponsored videos and non-sponsored ones. He's proven time and again that he is honest and when he makes a mistake he owns up to it (not always to the liking of his critics but then you can never please everyone).

@@grn1 a quick example that comes to my mind when he got early access to the 3090 and was boasting about that card gaming on 8K but in reality it was a far reach and an advertising stunt. Perhaps dropping small money does not hurt as much as nicking Nvidia where few other KZfaqrs stood their grounds. The only tech KZfaqr I trust is GN and maybe another German channel i forgot their name. LTT is fine for entertainment.

@@DR19X Clickbait and stunts sell, he's flat out said this and he's flat out told us that he runs a business and has to make money. In that video he also showed that it was a bit of a stretch and admitted that 8K gaming wasn't realistic yet (still isn't). I think he does a pretty good job of balancing honest reviews and high standards with the needs of his company.

@@DR19X Put some respect on Hardware Unboxed's name. They are the closest to Gamers Nexus.

you mean his husband

@@thebyzocker husson, sonband?

@@thebyzocker wut

@@thebyzocker You just have to accept it is both.

I thought Jake is his wife 🤣

Sliding down the stairs.

e Exactly, dont get me started on aruba aps. Huge difference when youre used to installing Ruckus, hope they ramp up their production and solve their supply chain issues.

Wait..that doesn't make sense..?? (nagging feeling I've just been baited)

In the time I’ve been running a 4th gen mobile i5 and a GT(no X) 840M, Linus has gone through… an office, a house, 5 or 6 personal rigs, several network setups, 4 generations of Whonnock, 3 Windows versions, the life and death of at least 2 KZfaq channels (and the resurrection of one), and like half a dozen phones

Linus fixes and changes his wifi more often than most people change their passwords

I swear he just installs garbage solutions for content

@@shellderp Ubquiti is not a garbage solution been using them for years

#AtticAddicts 😏

Ubiquiti has never been "enterprise". For proper enterprise wifi that you're better looking at manufacturers like Aruba or Mist.

I wouldn't call Ubiquiti enterprise.

@Aingeal Dhè no fun Nelly

The fact I haven’t seen a Linus vid in a awhile and then I see Linus with a Wi-Fi thumbnail

@@eclipsemantis 🤓

I believe that may be the point actually haha

Well Linus (and consequently Jake too lol) likes to tinker with tech, so he probably enjoys it. And sometimes these videos could be educational in case someone wants to (reasonably) use the product.

A new kind of bug infestation...

That's how you write a house off as a business expense. And as we learned in the last wan show, writing it off means he doesn't pay for it at all

content

Same here. I'm running (refurbished) rackmount hardware in my closet, dedicated cat 6 ethernet to every room, wifi 6 mesh network, gigabit internet...I do it for me. The plebs don't appreciate it

Not every hero wears a cape. Respect

The hero we needed, but don't deserve! Well done to you good sir!

If your in Canada, then the reason why you "get more than you pay for" is 2 of our major providers (Bell and Rogers) actually overprovision their packages. I've actually seen the rogers 500mbit package download at 900mbit constantly. Bell overprovisions by a percentage. As an example 1.5gbit would actually be allowed to get 1.8gbit in total

Just had the "why doesn't our internet just work, this one is cheaper" discussion with a cloud-only modem and router that doesn't even support port forwarding. Or other routers. I hate everything and am going start watching KZfaq by carrier pigeon.

Using the money to actually make informative and somewhat educational video's? I don't have a problem with that, indeed.

except Jake already had those aps sooooooooooo

Not so vicariously tho as it seems it's more literally living with Linus' gadgets

I'd agree if I hadn't seen his Extreme Tech Upgrade and he hadn't mentioned already having these APs in his house.

It's nice to have somebody like linus to waste him money on early adopter tech. You can help him install it, and learn a bit about it... then let him test it. A yeah later, when it is 3/4 less money, you can decide if you want one, based on the problems he had with his, and if they have been solved.

“You just need to open your garage right?”

He can't open his garage door without wifi, has he heard of a garage door opener? They come standard with most if not all automatic garage doors.

@@baums547 traditional garage door openers are for the plebeians -- men like linus need an overly-engineered wifi dependent garage door opener, the true patricians choice.

Coming up next: Smart toilet but can't flush it because the Wi-FI is down and needs to be upgraded to Wi-Fi poopsi-E

@@baums547 *random guy comes up and clones the shitty door opener's Signal* ruh oh 😱😱

They are tech novices they demonstrate that every week...

Do the mounties enforce e-speeding?

@@Flooding474 yes, ive seen a police officer with a download speedometer while coming to yt

@@canalcoloradoaado Sir, you're on Bell Canada and it's illegal to download past 10 Mbit/s in 2023, I'll give you a warning ticket and next time please stay below 5mbit/s or our routers gonna get finicky, sorry not sorry.

It's to do with the radio spectrum WiFi 6E uses not being made available in Canada for public use yet.

@@Flooding474 they enforced people with bouncy castles and honking horns so probably.

Thanks for this life hack

I've done this with a printer scanner instead

omg love this!

I think they were having the opposite problem - trying to line up the keyholes with the screws. I've used this method before as well though and it definitely works.

Randomly scrolling KZfaq comments and getting a LIFE LESSON for free. Thank you!

Pretty much yeah

He could sell it to the city

​@@itsnophun I don't think it could reach that many people

Lmaoo😂

Beyond overkill but why not right

What do you mean?

@@RyanGrissett I mean Linus is using tons of industrial powerful hotspots and he literally said that he is going to use the whole 6 Hz radio spectrum. Basically if anyone else tries to use Wi-Fi 6E near Linus's house it's gonna be a wild ride!

@@denismurin oh i see now, thanks!

@@denismurin Hopefully he doesn’t have any neighbors like me who have an EMP generator that is used to make room for their own products to work. Block me from using a product I paid for and you won’t like what it will cost you.

@@denismurin 6ghz has less range, so interference between houses is even less than 5ghz, interference is already less of an issue for people in homes vs apartments. Also they aren't industrial/crazy they're just higher end small business APs.

the Ruckus AP could have totally done it, even only a few, but they take a bit more configuration-- they're meant to be installed in a large enterprise with a qualified installer

@@QualityDoggo Exactly , Linus is an influencer. He does not spend 60 hours a week installing WiFi or engineering custom programming or hardware solutions from scratch for people. You learn the most when you have an enterprise with over 1000 people to email you if the 100's of WiFi AP's you installed are not up to par.

Interference......no, can't be that 😏

This 👆and you need to spend time adjusting the dials and knobs with Ruckus to make it compatible with consumer oriented hardware like Sonos and Bonjour, it’s well documented. I’d take Ruckus 6 over Ubiquiti 6E every time.

Presumably it would also support better AP hand off to make sure the clients move between overlapping AP's with less issue. Most enterprise setups do this and easily handle 1000's of devices in high density environments with overlapping AP's.

Ehh, auto cell sizing on the smart zone/vSZ still isn't great. In my experience, it usually pushes one or two APs to max Tx power, and then the rest around them to minimum. I will say that management is leagues better there than on Unleashed though, so spending the money on licensing for a vSZ would be a good call.

It’s all about tailoring the RF to the environment it’s in. Unleashed, Cloud or Smartzone can all do this if you know what settings to tweak. I’m the Technical Director of Purdicom (third largest Ruckus distributor in the world) and we do this day in day out to help out resellers. The devil is in the detail as they say.

@@akasaa yep, that's the difference between enterprise and consumer electronics. almost all their complaints are unimportant or fixable in enterprise scenarios but LMG is much more focused on Prosumer-Electronics than IT-Infrastructure

Yes! I cringed when they said Unifi Beta.

It isn't problem, he isn't in commercial estate full of office workes for it to be problem. Why are you commenting if you don't have any idea of actual differences between wifi standards?

@@username8644 If you've never used your phone to open your gate/garage your missing out, it's so much better than normal keys, but i use both just incase still

Will be a problem when WIFI 7F comes out.

​@@wiziek sounds like you're the one who has no clue what he's talking about. Come back when you get certified and learn a few things my guy.

​@@vgaggia dumbest thing I've heard today. It takes far less time to open the garage with the garage door opener. It takes forever to get your phone out, unlock the phone, open the app then finally open the garage door if it even works at all. By the time you've done that I'm already inside the house enjoying an ice cold Pepsi while laughing at you because you can't get the door to open.

Our internet for the most part sucks anyway

​@@Thevegetableslayer you forgot to mention the prices for actually fast internet 😔

@Zaydan Alfariz nope, I am pretty sure Indonesia has better internet

@Zaydan Alfariz Successive federal govs didn't care until it was too late + land size + hot weather + multiple natural disasters each year.

@@jpsimmonds-au let's compare it guys, iam in pretty much 3rd tier city in central Java, Indonesia, I pay about us$20/month for 'unlimited' 30mbps fiber (500gb FUP), + disney hotstar. We also have 2 more competitor that maybe ready in our area this year. What about you? Ps. It's $60 for 100mbps with 2TB fup

I enabled that on my Unifi setup at home almost a year ago and it has worked pretty well for me.

The only shit thing is when you want to have all the 5/6ghz bandwidth to yourself but there’s other 5/6ghz capable devices that connect to your network.

@@xDMG15x hybrid approach then. Create _2.4G network with slow stuff and _FAST with 5/6G with automatic steering.

@@vadnegru same, i just use ..._2.4G and ..._5G, when i get Guests i make a new WiFi ..._2.4G Guests

@@SamukaNGL my fancy router have guest networks with auto disabling after set time.

lol I love this

Tell them to let me goooooo 😮😮😮😂😂😂

But if the device, like say a phone, is aware of it's location and has Canada in a lookup table that says "you can't use the 6GHz band here" it'll just refuse to connect.

​@@fermitupoupon1754I never saw that implemented on the client side

I'm sure his neighbours all have gigabit too at his new mansion. The old house maybe not, but the new one has people rich enough to just hire a WiFi guy to fix their whole home network.

and in any other country, it probably is!

Found the Canadian.

@@AmongUs-mb4qx How bad is Canadian internet? (cost and speed wise I mean). We just got upgraded finally after like 3 or so years of waiting for fiber to become available and the best we can get at reasonable pricing is 1gig down 50mbps up for $149 a month. Australia btw.

@@WyattOShea about 25 loonies less for a 1.5 gig but the real kicker is the mobile data, over $100 for a 10GB data limit/ month.

Quite sure he does not care about that because it provides content for the company and the cost is probably written off.

He gets a lot of content from his house not working, so he kinda makes money from its problems, which is pretty nice. Plus with the amount of work he's putting into it, I don't see him ever selling it.

@@enderduck4253 it'll happen eventually, either by him, his kids, etc.

@@memethief4113 Linus is pretty smart, he probably already considered that all the things he's doing would make it difficult to sell. So he definitely thinks of it as a long term residence at the very least.

Have you consulted a wifi specialist?

has been some time since i was in the settings of the unifi setup at work but if i remember it right there was an setting that allowed you to define a threshold value on which you clients will switch from on AP to the next. also pretty sure you define it in dBm. ihope i could help, if you finda fix for the problem i would love to get a headsup what fixed it

Or just disable the switch port on a few APs and see if that works

Hey, I work at a school district as well. Been dealing with these AP since October and it's been a nightmare. We did a lot of troubleshooting and got some interesting results.

​@@Coz131 lol.. Aside from "wifi specialist" not being a thing in the general world, you missed "public school district tech department". They budget probably barely covers toilet paper let alone bringing in consultants.

He probably needs 2 but you can definitely use 3+ and properly get it to work if you play with the thresholds and adjust your power as well. I have 2.4GHz as a completely different SSID and only use it for security equipment and then placed (3) WiFi 6 APs Ethernet backhauled mesh. There isn’t a place in our 1200sqft home that doesn’t get 400mbit/s or higher on our iPhones and iPhone doesn’t have WiFi 6. My laptop gets hella fast speeds. Once apple upgrades to 6E I’ll probably run 2-3 of the same APs they are using in the video.

APs*

In my house, I absolutely needed a lot of APs due to concrete columns and steel in the construction. Even a small wall will absolutely destroy 6GHz. The roaming on these U6Es is very good. I am facing the same frustration with the country-locked 6GHz but easily fixed as per the video. I don't have the problem of wifi leaking through between floors in the building as the slab is about 25-30cm, call it 10 inches roughly, with again plenty of rebar in it. My recommendation would be to use the Unifi tools to map the signal out. The LR6+ isn't as good, it is basically the Lite version. The U6 Long-Range is the one that is the same level, but it is heavy (metal bracket to fit) and runs pretty toasty. That said, even the Lite models are actually not bad; I just prefer the Pro ones or Enterprise due to them getting much more frequent firmware updates and having a very huge install base -> any problems will be found and fixed up more quickly. One catch - Ubiquiti has started verifying the country of credit card vs country of delivery recently (as in, Feb 2023). If it doesn't match and you buy a lot of gear, they may flag as fraud and cancel the order. They really want you to use the local (country) distributor. This, even though I cannot buy 1/5th of the gear where I live. I have a lot of their gear including the (regular) NVR. IF you can buy the equipment, it works very well. I would avoid EA products unless you run a lab or are prepared to put up with some 'fun'. Wifi 6E is very nice when it works, but even if most of your clients use Wifi 5 or 6, or even still Wifi 4 for IOT, these APs have a level of capacity that is unlikely to be a bottleneck even if you have hundreds of clients on a single AP.

@@MrGivmedew I’m assuming you mean iPhones don’t have Wi-Fi 6E. Because my iPhone constantly has faster speeds than the PS5, sitting side by side and I know the PS5 has Wi-Fi 6

you actually DO want that many APs. then you power tune them.

He mentioned it on WAN Show a few weeks ago

@@ctyoung0271 iirc he never specified what car exactly

New car mentioned, actual car model was not to my knowledge

Will he do a Video about it?

Those wheels on the wall appear to be from a Taycan. So he probably did buy a Taycan

Taycan most likely

This is Anthony erasure and I will not stand for it!

@@Dr_Andracca yeah I guess you could include Anthony to make a trifecta. 🙃

I miss luke tho

@@siontheodorus1501 yeah that’s why i love the 4 hour wan shows every Friday!

he cant solve his issues because he doesnt know Wi-Fi. ID be curious what the config on his vSZ even is, let alone if he has an ax capable device, although id assume he does with the inflated speedtests.

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Won't work sorry :(

Considering that microwaves are around 2.3 GHz and they definitely interact with water (think microwave ovens) your changes of transmitting any data over those frequencies in water are slim to none.

Not holding my breath for that episode

put your phone in a waterproof bag underwater and see how fast everything loses confection, waterproof is probable for ease of mind when outside in the rain

@@gman4141007 Waterproof is about not getting water on the PCB which would break your hardware and destroy all stored data. And maybe for some underwater photos.

Probably because a lot of countries already had widespread adoption of cable TV whereas the UK doesn't and uses phone lines, much less suitable for data transmission than cable

@@username8644 I played Xbox 360 live for 3 years on 1.5MB ATT and .33 upload and even used to watch a bunch of Netflix but it was 480p or worse. I have 50 now and that even seems like a ton to me. Place where I might move to only has 15 download and another place I was gonna move to only have Hughes Net and Starlink and nothing else. Even tried every mobile hotspot and no coverage as a test before we were going to move there.

1.8 download 0.14 upload in the remote scotland. I want even a quarter of that fibre you just got.

@@username8644 Thats sad, In in the US outside of a major city and we have 5Gb fiber to the home

@@spacecadet2172 eh, it’s above average for a one-button (toggle) solution to bufferbloat.