wifi

[quote user="Favious M"]

Just on smartglass and stuff like that using Wifi Direct. Say you're using a tablet with smartglass connected to the One using wifi direct, does that mean the wifi the tablet is getting internet through stops working at that stage? So basically can you have
a device connected to another using wifi direct while still using wifi for internet at the same time?

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WiFi Direct and standard WiFi are two different things. Hooking up other devices to your Xbox One using WiFI Direct shouldn't have any impact on your WiFi Internet connection.

Is your console connected via an Ethernet cord or via WiFi?

If it's a wireless connection, be aware, that network speed via WiFi is dependent on several factors: Is your Router 802.11ac capable? If so, does it support MIMO? Otherwise only one antenna and channel is used to transmit data, and if multiple WiFi devices
interact with the WiFi, the speed of the WiFi decreases with the amount of devices using the WiFi.

Also, the more wireless interference is introduced (number of walls between your router and the console, and the amount of metal around your home causing "echoes" in the WiFi signals, or neighboring WiFi networks or wireless devices that interfere with your
WiFi connection.

That being said, WiFi is always a bad choice for high performance networking.

on wifi it can beeeee soo much, to many people on your wifi channel

on wifi and lan, it can be sooo much, servers from the game, microsoft, your isp and and.

is it the same when using wifi and/or lan ?

A wifi extender might help.

https://www.walmart.com/search/?query=wifi%20range%20extender&typeahead=wifi%20range%20ex

You may need a wifi adapter.

Xbox 360 S Has a wifi into it don't need a usb wifi