@dalemego,

It is relatively normal to have a speed drop off like this over a wireless connection, as there are so many factors at play. If you think that your devices are not receiving the correct speeds, you could try to manually change the QoS settings in the router's interface.

When completing these speed tests, are there any other devices that are connected to network that could be using some bandwidth or could be causing the router to reserve bandwidth for those devices>

Also, is the speed dropoff consistent between both the 5Ghz and 2.4Ghz connections?

  @dalemego,

If the speeds are hovering around this speed, I have a suspicion that your device is only connecting to the 2.4 Ghz band of your wifi network. If you turn the wifi on your device/phone on and on again, do you receive better speeds? 

I have seen a few users report that the fast roaming feature compatible with most modern routers can cause issues with devices not switching between the different bands. I recommend trying to disable the settings. 

Otherwise, for the sake of troubleshooting, it may not be a bad idea to turn the Smart Connect off, and see if the speeds are limited to one of the bands or both.

  @dalemego,

I would definitely recommend looking at the QoS settings on your router, as these settings can limit the overall bandwidth that is distributed to the rest of your devices. You can try to set the QoS expected speeds to the speed you are expecting, or slightly above to see if this will increase your overall connection speeds.