The one where you get better offer .I have full 5G coverage in my village indoors also for both airtel jio. So which device should I buy.
If both are same than it comes down to money part only.
The one where you get better offer .I have full 5G coverage in my village indoors also for both airtel jio. So which device should I buy.
Here is what I understood but Correct me guys if i am wrong too.Let me know if I understood this clearly. So there will be a box/outdoor unit placed on terrace and from terrace to inside of the house there will be a wire running, which will be connected to the router. How's this better or convenient compared to usual fiber internet connection?
Getting fiber cable is not possible everywhere in most cities. Some places are either too congested or too far away and very few customers are ready to pay for it. I live in a central part of my city and Jio Fiber (cable) has still not reached us whereas my friends who live on the outskirts can get it.Let me know if I understood this clearly. So there will be a box/outdoor unit placed on terrace and from terrace to inside of the house there will be a wire running, which will be connected to the router. How's this better or convenient compared to usual fiber internet connection? Just like dth setup?
I wish it would have been like dth setup, even without the wire, but that's too much to ask for based on current technology, I guess.Getting fiber cable is not possible everywhere in most cities. Some places are either too congested or too far away and very few customers are ready to pay for it. I live in a central part of my city and Jio Fiber (cable) has still not reached us whereas my friends who live on the outskirts can get it.
All cables should go away. If we can have DTH tv, then why not DTH internet?
I felt the same way when doing cable management for my pc setup.All cables should go away.
Yeah, if you already have a fiber, then this is not for you. Though there is a portable version that can be carried with you. That might be useful to some who rent and have to move places often.I wish it would have been like dth setup, even without the wire, but that's too much to ask for based on current technology, I guess.
For people who already have fiber internet connection setup at home, this won't be any better right?
There is no full hd dth and will probably never be 4k dth channels.If we can have DTH tv, then why not DTH internet?
JIO AirFiber Max is claiming to have speeds up to 1 GBPS. If they can give that speed and offer "Digital" Channels, then what's the difference in end usage? I understand all the channels are not available at present, but Mota Bhai will make it possible sooner or later.There is no full hd dth and will probably never be 4k dth channels.
I was planning for a similar setup, but another wired installation means, probably won't take it for now.My use case scenario is to get 100 mbps plan and put it as backup to my main ftth wired connection if it fails. Another valid option which even the Jio website FAQ mentions.
Hope your primary and backup both are not with the same provider. That's gonna be kinda stupid.My use case scenario is to get 100 mbps plan and put it as backup to my main ftth wired connection if it fails. Another valid option which even the Jio website FAQ mentions.
I was talking about dth in particular, like tataplay, airtel dth etc. Meanwhile ott version of the same channels play a lot better in video quality than traditional dth setups.JIO AirFiber Max is claiming to have speeds up to 1 GBPS. If they can give that speed and offer "Digital" Channels, then what's the difference in end usage? I understand all the channels are not available at present, but Mota Bhai will make it possible sooner or later.
I have similar scenario - since I moved to the new building (other buildings in the same society are under construction), I see lot of Fiber cuts due to construction work and this can serve as a backup resource - I guess I will wait till 1st October or till someone share the experience with installation and accordingly proceed forward.My use case scenario is to get 100 mbps plan and put it as backup to my main ftth wired connection if it fails. Another valid option which even the Jio website FAQ mentions.
What is this portable version? I hope you don't mean Jio airfiber.Yeah, if you already have a fiber, then this is not for you. Though there is a portable version that can be carried with you. That might be useful to some who rent and have to move places often.
What is this portable version? I hope you don't mean Jio airfiber.