Slow WiFi on iPhone + Xbox console?
Slow WiFi on iPhone + Xbox console?
Hi
So I've got four Omada 620 HD APs, one 24 port PoE switch and an Omada gateway (ER707-M2)
I can be in the same room, connected to the same AP on an android phone and get 120Mb/s easily with just 25ms of latency. It isn't merely due to connectivity to one particular server too but I've done speed tests on both, and both are just utterly poor. The AP is in the same room too, and the devices get 5 bars of signal strength
Though in the same room, an iPhone and Xbox can get download speeds of just 5-10Mb/s which makes it basically useless for online gaming
Does anyone know what I should do for my configuration on WiFi to help actually boost those speeds?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks
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Hi @an0nymous
The poor signal from the previous Mesh AP likely caused the issue with the slow phone speed.
As for the Xbox problem, you may check if there are any firmware updates available or contact Xbox support for help.
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Hi I haven't tested with an iPhone. I know they can be quite finicky with certain WiFi configurations
I have tested with an an android phones and tbh that was fine before too. So that's not going to be an issue. I'll once again ask for an iPhone to be tested
Thanks
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Hi I haven't tested with an iPhone. I know they can be quite finicky with certain WiFi configurations
I have tested with an an android phones and tbh that was fine before too. So that's not going to be an issue. I'll once again ask for an iPhone to be tested
Thanks
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Hi,
I've tested with an iPhone at the same time (more or less) as my android phone. I got 90Mb/s. It got 70Mb/s
The Xbox continues to get poor speeds despite all the above, though I have selected a high port for passthrough, so NAT is now "open" on that. The firmware is up to date too, so it does appear that it is indeed now solely down to Xbox, and whatever recommendation Microsoft may have, given if it was due to the network, it would surely affect more devcices
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Hi @an0nymous
Yes. For the Xbox issue, here is some basic recommendation:
- Prioritize a wired connection if possible;
- Change DNS and clear cache → Restart the console.
- Verify server status → Contact Microsoft Support.
If none of these steps work, the issue may be hardware-related. In that case, contact Microsoft Support for further assistance.
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