Tested with KT 1Gbps Fiber (500Mbps up / 1Gbps down)
| Scenario | Speed (Download) | Latency (Ping) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Wired (Ethernet) | 940 Mbps | 1–2 ms | | 5GHz, 1 meter, line-of-sight | 720 Mbps | 4 ms | | 5GHz, 10 meters, one wall | 350 Mbps | 8 ms | | 2.4GHz, 10 meters, one wall | 85 Mbps | 15 ms | | 5GHz, 15 meters, two walls | 120 Mbps (unstable) | 25–50 ms | kt giga wifi wave 2
Concurrent Devices: Handles 20+ connected devices easily. At 30–35 devices, performance begins to degrade noticeably. Tested with KT 1Gbps Fiber (500Mbps up /
This is the "Wave 2" differentiator. In a family home with 4 people streaming, gaming, and on Zoom, a standard router creates a queue. The Wave 2 creates a 4-lane highway, allowing all four devices to talk to the router at the exact same time. This is the "Wave 2" differentiator
The device features a small OLED screen showing:
Navigation is via a single multi-function button (press to cycle screens, hold for power).
No mobile app – all configuration is done via web interface (http://192.168.0.1 or similar) where you can: