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SarTad
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‎07-09-2024 04:26 PM

Joined EE in July.  As yet still not received the latest equient.  Rang to order as was missed off my delivery/order at the start.

Was told the old BT equipment I have is fine and does the job.  But I could have the new equipment to try to see if my signal improves.  I asked to try and they said they placed an order.  

Still nothing.  Don't know what else to do.  I have broadband. But have not had the latest broadband hub or the equipment to send signal around the house.  I was told originally that the new equipment was much better so obviously I am keen to get what I signed up for.

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XRaySpeX
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‎07-09-2024 08:14 PM

@SarTad : It'll be up to EE what router you are sent.

Which EE BB plan have you ordered? If it's not the 1.6 Gig Full Fibre plan the BT SH2 is good enough & some say here that it is less trouble than the EE SH+.

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SarTad
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In response to XRaySpeX

‎08-09-2024 10:41 AM

I have full fibre 67 , 50-57 mbps.  When I signed up I was told the new equipment would be much better 

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JimM11
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In response to SarTad

‎08-09-2024 11:45 AM

@SarTad If you BT equipment is working fine then do not even consider changing anything, unless you come of the speed you have at present there is no gain in doing anything, If you want/need to get wi-fi all around your home, do you currently have problems in doing so and it will cost you £10 per month extra for that alone, and if you have a failure with the device then you may end up having to get a newer router anyway?

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