That's to say, because access points don't decrease the internet bandwidth, hence zero adverse impact on the internet speed. It doesn't matter if you are using multiple devices and routers to create a connection (even if it's on different floors), the access point shouldn't impact the internet speed.
Why do wireless access points slow down speed?
Why Your Wi-Fi Is Slow
There are many possible reasons for slow connection speed. Physical barriers, such as walls and floors, can affect wireless signals. The distance between the device and the access point and the number of devices using your Wi-Fi network will also impact connection speed.
How can wireless access points slow down a network?
There are a few common culprits that will slow down your network.
- WEP/WPA encryption. Older security protocols, like WEP and WPA, might slow individual connections to a crawl. ...
- Channel bandwidth. ...
- Video streaming.
