Wireless N or G Router?

[boyq]

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Guys, i just need a practical answer.

We're planning to buy a router na. Ako lang concern is.. Is it practical for me to buy a wireless N Router over the G? I don't think i need the wider coverage of N routers. And also, more speed? less than 1MBps ra man gani giprovide sa PLDT.. 54MBps man ang max. sa G routers. what's the use of craving more speed if di man pud nako magamit? Mas mulusot ba gyud sa concrete and lesser interference basta N router w/ 5GHz freq.? Ala koi know-how aning mga butanga gyud.

In real-life experience lang not just theoretical, is there really a difference?

Thanks istoryans.

[AMD_infinium05]

little more info:

you can utilize your N router if you have an N certified wireless devices. else, it would stay down to G if you have G wireless devices.

yes 802.11N is much better than G of course, better coverage, and technically more interference proof.
its always goes like "new is better than old" for these stuffs.

lusot man ghapon ang 802.11G sa concrete, pero medyo noticeable and degration sa signal.

advantage of N to N device, though it doesnt affect your internet speed via Wide Area Network (ie. DSL),
N to N link is faster, link speeds, transfers over wifi.

[boyq]

little more info:

you can utilize your N router if you have an N certified wireless devices. else, it would stay down to G if you have G wireless devices.

yes 802.11N is much better than G of course, better coverage, and technically more interference proof.
its always goes like "new is better than old" for these stuffs.

lusot man ghapon ang 802.11G sa concrete, pero medyo noticeable and degration sa signal.

advantage of N to N device, though it doesnt affect your internet speed via Wide Area Network (ie. DSL),
N to N link is faster, link speeds, transfers over wifi.

ok just the info that i need ^^, tnx..
dili na lang ko magpinilosopo hehe. Wireless N routers then.

[werty]

lan transfers pre, that's if u nid it...

[AMD_infinium05]

yes, that's if you mean alot of wireless transfers. eheheh... else, I would stick to G...

might be efficient for LAN gaming... hehehe

if you choose N by now, future proof. dugay2x pa cguro until a next wireless step will materialize.

[jipjip810]

akoa gamit bro kae wireless N.. ingun mn gd to ang laki sa octagon nga if naa daw walls/doors/windows nga nagseparate sa imung router naay posibility hinay daw or d kaau makalapos ang G router nga signal.. thats what he said.. mao to nga N nlng amung gi kuha para ma sud ang tibouk balay

[m.garz]

whoah! i was about to ask the same question.. but thanks to this thread natubag na akong pangutana.. planning to buy an N-router man gud.. thanks mga master!

[gaspar_73]

i'm currently using NETGEAR wgr614 G54 Wireless G router..and it covers the entire three-storey house regardless off solid walls and slabs.60% signal strength from the farthest point of the house...just to give you an idea...the house is about 90% concrete,doors and cabinets ra made of wood...router is placed on the ground floor...

[P0w3rM0v3]

I recommend you pick the one with the letter thats farthest along the alphabet, it normally means its better. lol

[eXpLoDe]

much better if wireless N... try to search google...