Of course it will. The exit bandwidth of the wireless router is fixed, and your practice is equivalent to multiple mobile phones. The more mobile phones, the greater the denominator, the smaller the division result, and the slower the Internet access.

The popular wireless router in the market can only support 15-20 devices to be used online at the same time. These Internet devices * * * enjoy the wan port bandwidth of the fixed wireless router.

Now the signal range of some wireless routers has reached 300 meters.

The wireless router can be regarded as a repeater, which forwards broadband network signals connected to the home wall to nearby wireless network devices (laptops, wifi-enabled mobile phones and all WIFI-enabled devices) through antennas.

The popular wireless routers in the market generally support four access modes: dedicated xdsl/ cable, dynamic xdsl and pptp. It also has some other network management functions, such as dhcp service, nat firewall, mac address filtering, dynamic domain name and so on.