@terziyski 

Thanks, I tried that initially but there seemed to be some random bug where it wouldn't save the option when I pressed save the first time, I tried it again and now it seems to be working and I have disabled 2.4ghz.

However I am still getting the issue with the RX transmit link speed jumping all over the place so I am still not sure if there is something wrong with this router yet.

  @Marvin_S 

Hi there,

I enabled both those options as suggested but it hasn't made any difference to my signal or speeds from what I can see.

The screenshot is from Samsung's WiFi connectivity labs in intelligent WiFi.

For example with my old Virgin Hub 5 router connected to WiFi 6 at 5ghz I would get full signal all over the house and even just outside the back door in the garden but with this router I only get 2 or 3 signal bars at best and speeds suffer because of that.

Is there a V2 of this router that I am unaware of that has better signal as I still in the return window, I really did not expect to have a worse signal than a basic Virgin media router in the exactly the same spot.

  @Marvin_S 

Hi,

I have already followed that guide with no difference in signal, The router is placed Vertically and the signal is definitely weaker than the standard free Virgin Hub 5 at the same 5ghz frequency, I drop 2 signal lines in the same places as the Virgin Hub gives me full signal and so speed it suffering with my 1gb connection, It's dropping to 100mbits compared to almost 6-900mbits I get with the Virgin hub 5.

Also I noticed today unless I am going insane this router does not support triband MLO, I have a Wifi 7 client and it is only seeing 5 ghz and 6ghz also 2.4ghz does not even seem to exist in the MLO network settings so I shall be returning this router as right now I do not see any benefit of this WiFi 7 router when my signal is worse and it is not "True Tri Band WiFi 7" Extremely disappointing when the adverts and the box says Tri Band Multiband when in fact it is not at all.