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Hello,
I just view that my iPhone 5 connected on a Dlink RangeBooster Wifi N router (over 2,4Ghz band) is detected as 802.11g instead of 802.11n. I tried to connect it on the 5Ghz band and the iPhone is detected as 802.11n.
In the case of using 2.4ghz band is this normal that iPhone uses 802.11g ?
iPhone 5, iOS 6.0.1
After some investigations with iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 :
- 2.4 Ghz (Mixed g & n) -> iPhone 5 detected as "802.11g", iPhone 4 detected as "802.11n" with both 65M rate.
- 2.4 Ghz (Only n) -> iPhone 5 strangely detected as "802.11g", iPhone 4 detected as "802.11n" with both 65M rate.
- 5.0 Ghz (Onle n) -> iPhone 5 detected as "802.11n" with 65M rate. (iPhone 4 not compatible).
Is there any issue with 2,4 Ghz or just a display bug ? Is there any app available for iphone to display the wifi mode the iphone use ?
NB : iPhone 5 is new (received from Apple 1 week ago) and under 6.0.1 fresh restored on arrival.
iPhone 5 Wifi question
