@blwb1gK1LL the 2.4 GHz band is more than sufficient for any Internet 4K streaming material. None exceed about 25 Mbps, while even the slowest 802.11n 2.4 GHz connections are capable of 150 Mbps. Ripped UHD movies discs average in the 70-90 Mbps range, with peaks that can exceed 150, yes. Where 5 GHz excels other than speed is a less congested radio spectrum, so interference is less likely to occur. That said, when I scan my neighborhood I see about eight 5 GHz access points nearby, not including the three of my own. So even 5 GHz is starting to get crowded. But there's more room to spread out there.
I agree that 5 GHz is something I value in a product, but when I bought my Premiere I was aware it was only a single band. I bought it for connecting to hotel networks when I travel, so 5 GHz wasn't as high a priority. The new Express 4K/4K+ does have dual band radios, and they are very reasonably priced. I now have one of those for my suitcase.
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