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With next-generation Wi-Fi 6, Multi-User MIMO, and a 2.5 gigabit LAN port, the FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber is a home network hub you can rely on. What makes the new wireless standard so special? It has been perfected for the parallel integration of a large number of devices into the home network. This ensures that you can use all your devices at home, at any time and anywhere, without any issues.
The FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber supports Mesh Wi-Fi, which means that your videos, music, and photos reach every corner of your home, apartment, or office seamlessly. How does it work? FRITZ! devices work together as part of a single network, communicate with each other, and optimize wireless devices and network usage.
With Mesh, you can enjoy high speeds while browsing, streaming, or gaming. Instead of waiting for breathtaking HD TV and your favorite music, your media will be waiting for you.
AON, GPON or XGS-PON: The FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber can be used directly on any fiber optic connection - without a media converter or superior provider modem. Thanks to the integrated slot for optical fiber modules (transceivers) in SFP format, the appropriate plug-in module can be used depending on the type of connection. There are different versions of the FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber - one for each type of fiber optic connection. The FRITZ!SFP that matches the type of fiber optic connection for AON, GPON, or XGS-PON is included in the delivery.
Computers, laptops, game consoles, tablets, and multiple smartphones: the number of devices at home with internet access is constantly increasing! To always ensure optimal data performance, the FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber is equipped with Wi-Fi 6, thus meeting the latest technological standards.
This allows for improved Wi-Fi coexistence and ensures that each of your devices is always well-supplied with Wi-Fi. Also included are a 2.5 gigabit LAN port, two 1 gigabit LAN ports, and a powerful telephone system with a whole range of functions.
With the high-performance telephone system of the FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber, you are ready for everything: connect analog phones, DECT phones, and ISDN phones, set up the answering machine, manage call lists, and receive email notifications for missed calls or new voice messages. The built-in fax function and HD telephony complete the package.
Enjoy a connected and convenient Smart Home in all areas: energy, heating, and lighting. With the FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber, you and your family have a high-performance Smart Home hub, to which you can connect a range of smart devices, such as smart plugs, radiator controls, LED lights, as well as other devices from different manufacturers.
FRITZ!OS is the intuitive user interface that helps you easily manage individual components. Free updates mean you get new features on a regular basis, while the FRITZ!Apps allow you to securely access your home network while on the go.
To protect your communication and data from unauthorized access, the FRITZ!Box 5530 Fiber features an advanced security concept. AVM regularly releases free updates to keep the software up to date and to immediately suppress potential threats at their inception. Additionally, telephony, wireless connections, and settings based on the latest standards are protected from unauthorized access.
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The worst... wireless... with 1 gbs... line... the WIFI performance at a distance of 3m... 250mbs.... Far away and disappointing. This router is problematic. I contacted EETT and after a document I sent to OTE, they downgraded my line to 500mbs... They gave me the speedport plus ii at a distance of 5m the WIFI gave 430mbs... conclusion... this model is useless. The Germans give us this in Greece... because they consider us third world... NEVER go for a 1gbs line. The law is clear... loss from your provider up to 20%... if companies tell you... "we do not guarantee the wifi speed... it is illegal towards the customer... The speed in fiber optic... is GUARANTEED.
This particular product is provided by COSMOTE for 1Gb fiber optic connections.
As an owner of a router from this company for several years and completely satisfied with both the quality and performance, especially with the 7490, I accepted the offer.
Compared to the ONT - NOKIA - and router, the fritzbox7490 measurements were: 938 download, 102 upload.
When the technician installed the 5530 on the fiber optic and we measured it, it showed 920 download, 100 upload!
Initially, the phone did not work and with the technician's intervention, the problem was resolved.
However, the router worked for about an hour and a half and then burned out!!
It was replaced by the technician with a new one, which now seems to not work with the DECT phone base.
Weak WI-FI, excessively heating up to 67-70 degrees constantly.
Of course, due to FritzOs capabilities, it has many features and in mesh networking it transfers everything (wi-fi, phone).
The conclusions are yours.
REVIEW / PRESENTATION / TIPS
Update: 27/06/2024
**Three stars only for its bad WiFi, as it is AVM**
I think the "app" user said it all and I will add my own experience.
I have the same problem with the WiFi, as many of you might have.
The technicians at Cosmote also face the same issue.
With an ethernet cable, I get around 1135mbps / 112mbps max, with a max line noise of -13.5dbm. Extremely good, due to the good installation by the contractor.
With WiFi, I get around 1130mbps / 108 in the room where the router is (5Ghz) at a distance of 2 meters. Every meter I go back, the speed drops dramatically. At 4-5 meters without obstacles, it reaches a max of 750mbps and so on.
In the 2 farthest rooms where I have 2 other computers (15-18 meters approximately), with 1-2 walls as obstacles with closed doors, having the router on the other side of the house in a corner and not in a central point, and with a Fritz! Repeater 1200AX, I reach 350mbps / 112 and 400mbps / 108 in an 88 square meter house with proper manual channel selection.
As a router, it has incredibly many useful features but its WiFi is quite bad for a Fritz! router. It needs to be combined in the worst case with the Fritz Repeater 1200AX Mesh.
Apart from the WiFi issue, the router is flawless with an Ethernet connection, in terms of materials, settings, and amazing capabilities. Not so much in terms of temperatures.
Main mistakes:
Never use powerlines on optical fiber.
Noise should not exceed -23dbm.
A good optical fiber connection ranges from -12 (not lower) to 18dbm, which also depends on the contractor's work.
In conclusion, I would suggest not to change it for now.
The latest upgrade of the router is version 7.81 and you should definitely do it. If you also have the Repeater 1200AX, upgrade that as well.
If the router does not upgrade automatically, download the manual files from the AVM FTP address.
It is positive that there will be future upgrades - although the WiFi issue will not be fixed due to the 2 internal cables (version 2 - like the one provided by Cosmote) on the router's board - cable quality and wrong path.
If you want the best, buy a good 2 or 3 MESH package, but personally, I do not want to encourage you to make a new purchase where you will spend an additional 200€ on something good.
I am trying to solve the problem as much as I can at no cost and share it with you.
There was also a pilot test by me to test speeds at 2000mbps Download / 100mbps Upload with this router at Cosmote. It performed excellently (photo) and always with an ethernet cat6 cable.
(There is also a video on YouTube).
Finally, Skroutz should correct the characteristics in speeds for WLAN and LAN.
6 useful TIPS to improve your connection with this specific router.
1) Make sure the router is in a central point... "as much as possible" and not in a corner. If it is not in a central point or there are many square meters, you will need a Mesh Repeater 100%.
2) Same SSID name for 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz SOS!
3) "Never automatic" WiFi channel search as AVM suggests. Find the channels by yourself with the router's settings and with proper applications to find the ideal ones for 2.4 and 5Ghz.
4) Buy a Mesh Repeater "Definitely" (the Fritz! 1200AX by AVM is quite good - there are better ones). The connection should be made at a very close distance to the router, in the same room. As soon as it is connected, we take it out and place it in the dead spot we want. SOS!
5) For better performance and to avoid disconnections due to temperatures reaching 75-77c (imagine what will happen during a heatwave without air conditioning) - buy a Cooling Pad for laptops and place it on top. It reduces the temperature by up to 22 degrees. You will reach a maximum of 43c - 45c with over 20 active connected WiFi devices at a cost of 7-8€. SOS!
This cooling pad is excellent and reliable.
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/18464348/Powertech-Cooling-Pad-gia-Laptop-eos-15-6-me-2-Anemistires-kai-Fotismo-PT-738.html?product_id=45038908&sponsored=listing
6) Do the upgrade yourself or with the help of a specialist with 2 highly reinforced external antennas. Cost 38-40€ with shipping from an independent German store that deals only with FritZ....google it and you will find it.
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I was given this by Cosmote with the fiber 1gbps with LAN, I consistently get over 970mbps, and with WiFi it goes from 500mbps to 800mbps
In Ethernet mode, it works perfectly without any issues. However, when it comes to wifi, it's a disaster. It barely reaches 500. I switched from Cosmote to Inalan with 1000/1000, and the router they gave me (ZTE F6600P) on the same phone line provides 940/600.
COSMOTE provided me with the 1000 Mbps connection, it is plug and play... the speed on LAN is consistently at 940 down and 103 up. I gave it 4 stars for the Wi-Fi, which reaches up to 850 down and 103 up, not often, usually it is above 500 down but up to a maximum of 600. The up speed is consistently at 103.
I got it through OTE after upgrading to a 200Mbps fiber optic line. Being the owner of multiple fritz models for the past 15 years, I have been completely satisfied with their device stability, although they are sensitive to power fluctuations.
However, my experience with this specific router has been terrible for the past month. The router syncs close to the nominal speed (970 up / 97 down) and the LAN connections work normally at high speeds (with minimal losses due to wiring).
But the WiFi performance is abysmal!
The router was placed in the exact same spot where I had the old router, the well-known Chinese speedport from Cosmote, which I must note was reliable. The wireless speeds it provided, even when you were next to the router, did not exceed 500 up / 100 down.
If you move 5-6 meters away (in a straight line), the speeds drop to 100/70, and if you go to the next room, even lower.
The worst part is the incredible instability of the WiFi. In areas where you have good speed, it can suddenly become extremely slow to the point of having no internet connection at all.
Things get even worse in terms of stability as soon as the repeater from the same company, included in the OTE package, is connected. We get frustrated and unplug it from the socket.
We have tried countless tests to figure out what the problem is. We moved the router several meters away from a PC, which OTE suggested might be causing interference (in the same spot where a cheap Chinese router worked flawlessly, just 1.5 meters away from the PC for years).
We tried changing networks, measured the other networks operating nearby, basically did everything that can be done in these situations.
The company's response was for us to set up a mesh network with cones that would boost the signal and block other signals, in other words, spend around €400 to solve the weaknesses of this specific router.
It is unthinkable for it not to be able to function effectively in an 80 square meter, three-room space, with the router placed right in the middle.
This router was the reason we chose the 1000Mbps line, but it turned out to be a big disappointment. We have asked OTE to solve the problem, hoping that we simply received a faulty product - it happens sometimes - but from the responses we received, we understand that... this is how (doesn't) work this particular model.
For those of you planning to get it, wait until there are more user experiences. For now, it doesn't seem to resemble any of the fritz models I have had so far.
At 230€, it's not worth it.
At 180-190€, it's fine.
I bought it because I have a gigabit connection and I wanted to take advantage of the 2.5 LAN.
The settings were easy and quick.
Speed: 1030mpbs download, 105mpbs upload.
Be careful because it doesn't take the classic optical fiber connector, but a thinner one. If your provider didn't install a special socket, it won't work.
WiFi on 5G at a distance of 2 meters gives me 500mpbs.
Based on other comments, don't expect WiFi with 600, 700, 800 mpbs!!!
The well-known router that people give for the 1Gbps connection... excellent for professional use, good for home use. It has some drawbacks, though, such as not being able to create multiple SSIDs and not being able to have different passwords for the 2.4 and 5 frequencies. Another drawback is that it connects to the ax configuration (WiFi 6) but does not have a plethora of bandwidth options to choose from, meaning it connects to limited bandwidth where the speed is slower compared to WiFi 5, meaning it's a hit or miss
1000 with Ethernet but nothing with Wi-Fi..... at 2 meters not even 500.....
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