I've moved and the Wi-Fi technicians won't be arriving for a few weeks.
What are alternatives to Wi-Fi to bridge the gap? Are these Aldi prepaid cards a good idea, or how have you bridged the gap?
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No matter what time of day, how many devices are connected, what the distance is, and whether it's 5GHz or 2.4GHz, my connection to the router is generally awful. I have a GIGABYTE G5 MD laptop with Intel Tiger Lake Wi-Fi 6, and it has such poor connection stability. These are two pictures I took….
Do you know why the internet goes down completely about twice a minute while downloading? You can see this clearly in the picture
With a surf stick or an LTE router (possibly used). They're usually only used for this purpose. It works with a data SIM card.
And
Wi-Fi is
Wireless Local Area Network
A local radio network
This is what a router generates as soon as it's plugged in. You can't access the internet with it, but you can only print. If the printer has Wi-Fi, nothing more!
To use the internet, you'll need the activation date in your case. But take a look at the manual. You might not even need a technician. You can tell by the LEDs. Many routers have separate displays.
Signal reception e.g. DSL
If one of your LEDs matches, the status would be "Up" (printer). You don't need a technician. You just need to wait for the switch-on date.
However, you can only access the Internet with e.g. online; from the switching date.
Du könntest dir einen Mobilfunk-WLAN-Router holen, die gibt es oft mit nutzungsbasierter Abrechnung.
Beispiel: https://www.vodafone.de/privat/internet/gigacube/flex.html?tariffId=2474&deviceId=55716
Could it be that you are confusing Wi-Fi and Internet?
https://dein-technerd.de/vergleich-zwischen-wlan-und-internet/
You can provide the Wi-Fi yourself (with a Wi-Fi access point), while the technicians will provide internet access and perhaps even install the Wi-Fi router.
No, no, I don't have a Wi-Fi router for the next few weeks. My question was whether it's worth getting an Aldi Talk card, for example, to simply give me hotspot access from a second device. (I have a contract on my own phone, but my data allowance is empty now.)
Das lohnt sich, wenn Du weißt wieviel Datenvolumen Du verbraten willst und den passenden Tarif nimmst. Der S Tarif bietet max. 2GByte, danach wird Dein Download auf ISDN-Qualität gedrosselt.
https://www.alditalk.de/daten-paket-s
So, the story is a bit more complicated. I got a Wi-Fi router (from my sister) and just signed up for the internet contract a few days ago. If it's only for a few days, I'm not worried, but if it's several weeks, I need a solution.
Just don't use WiFi😁
You can play games offline just as well. It's a bit of a hobby, but it's a good way to pass the time. If you still have some data on your mobile, you can use it there, too.
Or if you really need internet, go to a McCes and use the wifi there.
Well, it's really hard these days without internet. I actually have to work…so I need a stable connection 🥹
If you have a mobile phone with a contract (preferably Telekom), then use hotspot or USB tethering
Yes, but my mobile data is used up and I don't like paying 4.99 for 5GB that are gone straight away 😅
mach eine flat, die sollte nicht viel kosten
Ask your neighbor politely if you can use their Wi-Fi for a month and give them €20. You probably won't get it cheaper anyway.