Did you know: benefit from 6th wifi at Free with a powerful and simpler Freebox offer, it is possible, free: migration to the Freebox Delta Wifi 6e is available
Freebox WiFi 6
For pop customers, migration costs are offered in the event of a subscription subscribed at least five years ago. More recent subscribers must pay the sum of 49 euros To make the rocking, in addition to the more expensive Delta subscription. In addition, it seems that many eligible subscribers fail to launch the migration procedure, said Freebox universe, no doubt due to stock breaking.
Did you know: benefit from 6e wifi at Free with a powerful and simpler Freebox offer, it is possible
A little over a year ago, Free launched the 6th Wi-Fi on the Freebox Delta with speeds 3 times faster going up to 2.5 Gbit/s. If the FAI premium offer has something to seduce with Netflix and Amazon Prime included, its price, € 39 99/month for 1 year then 49.99 €/month is not accessible to all. And when it is not the price that cools the desires, it is the uses. Some users do not use the TV service and are looking for a Dual Play offer with a quality internet connection.
Launched in December 2018, only a few days after the Freebox Delta with Player Devialet, the Delta S offer meets these needs. Displayed at € 39.99/month without commitment, it is none other than the Delta server without Box TV. The fiber Epon 8 Gbit/s is there, the 4G aggregation in ADSL also, just like the Security Pack, the Server NAS, the management of connected objects Somfy and Philips Hue but also the latest wireless innovation, WiFi 6e. New subscribers are therefore entitled to the latest generation WiFi. Current customers still cannot exchange their equipment.
This server works on the three strips: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz. This additional capacity allows on the one hand, to optimize the coverage inside the household by making it possible the simultaneous connection of an increasing number of equipment and mobile terminals to the same network without loss of speed. And on the other hand, to guarantee a better connection in the high density areas, because Wi-Fi 6th avoids congestion effects using a new frequency band little used.
Free: Migration to the Freebox Delta Wifi 6th is available
Free has opened the possibility for its subscribers to migrate to the new Freebox Delta Wifi 6e offer. And that is a very good news. But beware, because all customers are not yet eligible.
On June 7, Free announced the new version of its Freebox Delta with WiFi 6th compatibility. The new subscribers could subscribe to the offer from this date and at the same price as the previous formula, but the free clients already under contract did not yet have the opportunity to benefit from the new generation delta. Two months later, Free finally offers migration to the Freebox Delta Wifi 6th to some of its subscribers.
On their dashboard, Freebox Pop subscribers are offered to migrate to the Freebox Delta with 6th WiFi support. Customers Freebox Delta do not have this option available, Free favoring an upgrade of cheaper packages to its premium offer rather than a simple replacement of equipment for those who are already Delta subscribers.
Migration to the Freebox Delta Wifi 6th is not yet possible for everyone
For pop customers, migration costs are offered in the event of a subscription subscribed at least five years ago. More recent subscribers must pay the sum of 49 euros To make the rocking, in addition to the more expensive Delta subscription. In addition, it seems that many eligible subscribers fail to launch the migration procedure, said Freebox universe, no doubt due to stock breaking.
As a reminder, the 6th WiFi allows the exploitation of a new frequency band, the 6 GHz, in addition to the 2.4 and 5 GHz. This novelty promises much less busy channels, and therefore an increase in internet connection flows. Of course, compatible devices are needed to benefit from them. Computers or smartphones, very few today take care of this standard, still reserved for the most recent high -end terminals.
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