Does this support wifi 5ghz? null

No it does not, had to read the user manual on line to find out. It states "2018 models NU7100/NU710D, NU7200, and NU7300/NU730D only support 2.4 Ghz networks. They will not detect 5 Ghz networks." Wished I knew that before purchase.

This television does NOT support 5Ghz Wifi.

No, it does not support 5 gigahertz because I have one here brand new and I just went and set it up and it will not see either of my two 5 gigahertz streams. It only sees my to 2.4 gigahertz streams. Whoever that person is in this list to said that it does connect to 5 gigahertz is wrong. They probably have a 2.4 and a 5 gigahertz stream and it connected to the 2.4 and they don't even realize it. It's because of this that I'm returning it, because all of my bandwidth is on the 5 gigahertz stream and I've other devices on the 2.4 and it's creating a bottleneck. It's very difficult for me to believe as well that a 2018 television set doesn't even support 5 gigahertz. That's pretty much ridiculous. You can bypass it by using a Roku and connecting the Roku to the 5 gigahertz stream, but when you use any of the television apps you are stuck with 2.4. Same holds true of fire stick or any other streaming device that connects to 5 gigahertz.

You can buy a dual band WiFi extender for less than 20$ and connect your TV using Ethernet port.

5ghz doesn’t show on the TV. I suspect it only supports 2.4ghz as I have a Roku device connected to the TV that connects at 5ghz. If my Roku sees the 5ghz at the same location as the TV, this is a strong indicator that the TV does not support 5ghz.

This model does not support 5G wifi.

I cannot get mine to show my 5ghz WiFi sadly.

So I read a few of these and I saw what a Samsung moderator said that it doesn’t, wrong! What it doesn’t see is what is called WiFi band steering which is when you name your 2.4 and your 5.0 bands the same name. UN55RU7300F Is the model, and on the e-manual on page 134 it states this device supports the ac band which is the 5.0 band but it recommends the n band as default which is a high functioning 2.4 band. It’s what your Internet was 10 plus years ago. What worries me is the fact that I had to search that in-depth and almost unsure on why a 2018 model doesn’t fully operate the 5.0. I know a condition of having Apple programming is that Apple doesn’t to ever want to be looked at as slow in processing and this TV supports AirPlay 2 and it normally requires whatever device to comply before it will allow it to have its content be available within another device.

Does the vizio E80 - E3 support 5G Wi-Fi

We recently subscribed to Hulu live. Both of our Vizio TVs, we learned, did not have 5Ghz built in. Our streaming kept buffering or literally bump you out of the show. Frustrating. I saw the tip about using a wifi extender and ethernet cable and it has helped a lot. Still an occasional buffering, but not nearly as annoying.

I was looking at the owners manual that I downloaded off Samsungs website and I have to verify but according to the owners manual this is what is stated, it also shows a firmware update, don't know if you have to upload this to get these specs or not, but may be. This TV supports the IEEE 802.11 a /b /g /n /ac communication protocols. Samsung recommends using IEEE 802.11n. Video files stored on a device connected to the TV via a Home Network may not play back smoothly. " Some of the IEEE 802.11 communication protocols may not be supported depending on the model. ● To use wireless Internet, the TV must be connected to a wireless router or modem. If the wireless router supports DHCP, the TV can use a DHCP or static IP address to connect to the wireless network. ● Select a channel that is not currently being used by the wireless router. If the channel set is currently being used by the wireless router to communicate with another device, the result is usually interference and/or a communications failure. ● Most wireless networks have an optional security system. To enable a wireless network's security system, you need to create a password using characters and numbers. This password is then needed to connect to a security-enabled AP. If it accommodates the AC then it should support 5ghz.

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No it does not, had to read the user manual on line to find out. It states "2018 models NU7100/NU710D, NU7200, and NU7300/NU730D only support 2.4 Ghz networks. They will not detect 5 Ghz networks." Wished I knew that before purchase.
Answered by JRC58 6 years ago
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This television does NOT support 5Ghz Wifi.
Answered by Force 7 years ago
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No, it does not support 5 gigahertz because I have one here brand new and I just went and set it up and it will not see either of my two 5 gigahertz streams. It only sees my to 2.4 gigahertz streams. Whoever that person is in this list to said that it does connect to 5 gigahertz is wrong. They probably have a 2.4 and a 5 gigahertz stream and it connected to the 2.4 and they don't even realize it. It's because of this that I'm returning it, because all of my bandwidth is on the 5 gigahertz stream and I've other devices on the 2.4 and it's creating a bottleneck. It's very difficult for me to believe as well that a 2018 television set doesn't even support 5 gigahertz. That's pretty much ridiculous. You can bypass it by using a Roku and connecting the Roku to the 5 gigahertz stream, but when you use any of the television apps you are stuck with 2.4. Same holds true of fire stick or any other streaming device that connects to 5 gigahertz.
Answered by Eric 6 years ago
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You can buy a dual band WiFi extender for less than 20$ and connect your TV using Ethernet port.
Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago
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5ghz doesn’t show on the TV. I suspect it only supports 2.4ghz as I have a Roku device connected to the TV that connects at 5ghz. If my Roku sees the 5ghz at the same location as the TV, this is a strong indicator that the TV does not support 5ghz.
Answered by Beekoh 6 years ago
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This model does not support 5G wifi.
Answered by Surya 6 years ago
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I cannot get mine to show my 5ghz WiFi sadly.
Answered by Jeremy 6 years ago
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So I read a few of these and I saw what a Samsung moderator said that it doesn’t, wrong! What it doesn’t see is what is called WiFi band steering which is when you name your 2.4 and your 5.0 bands the same name. UN55RU7300F Is the model, and on the e-manual on page 134 it states this device supports the ac band which is the 5.0 band but it recommends the n band as default which is a high functioning 2.4 band. It’s what your Internet was 10 plus years ago. What worries me is the fact that I had to search that in-depth and almost unsure on why a 2018 model doesn’t fully operate the 5.0. I know a condition of having Apple programming is that Apple doesn’t to ever want to be looked at as slow in processing and this TV supports AirPlay 2 and it normally requires whatever device to comply before it will allow it to have its content be available within another device.
Answered by Hmmm 4 years ago
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Does the vizio E80 - E3 support 5G Wi-Fi
Answered by Sirken 3 years ago
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We recently subscribed to Hulu live. Both of our Vizio TVs, we learned, did not have 5Ghz built in. Our streaming kept buffering or literally bump you out of the show. Frustrating. I saw the tip about using a wifi extender and ethernet cable and it has helped a lot. Still an occasional buffering, but not nearly as annoying.
Answered by Stitch 4 years ago
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