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tp link backward compatability

phildenny · 2021-07-05 15:04:55

Thinking of buying TP power line extenders with WiFi capability. Probably AV 1300 or higher. Son has older tp power line 600 for Xbox (no wifi). If he plugs in his receiver unit to the higher speed one! Will the speed on all extenders drop?

05-07-2021 03:04PM

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phildenny

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Thinking of buying TP power line extenders with WiFi capability. Probably AV 1300 or higher. Son has older tp power line 600 for Xbox (no wifi). If he plugs in his receiver unit to the higher speed one! Will the speed on all extenders drop?

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#2 05-07-2021 04:11PM

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As long as the router is handing the DHCP it will work perfectly!

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#3 05-07-2021 04:23PM

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Yes.

The speed on all of the adapters will drop to the slowest on the network.

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