I need help with wifi band

[Trapped in technology]

I've bought new wireless headphones (KYGO) for my Huawei P10 Lite mate. The problem is that my wifi is slow as hell when i  use them. I figured that it has something to do with my wifi band beeing on same frequency as my Bluetooth (2.4GHz) so i want to change either the Wi-Fi's band or Bluetooth to 5Ghz but i would prefer to do it over the phone

[Dujith]

Bluetooth and 2,4Ghz wifi can coexist without problems. The issue is a crowded 2,4 band where no one can find room  

You cannot do much about the Bluetooth as its fixed to ~2.4 and uses 1Mhz channels ranging from 0 to 80 (at least older versions, dunno for sure about the newest standard)

 

You will need to scan your area with a Wifi scanner on your phone to see where the most room is. Put the Wifi in that channel and you should be good. (on the router)

[viharreddy92]

You cannot change the Bluetooth band as its fixed to 2.4GHz, I would suggest switching your Wi-Fi to 5 GHz. 

You can change the band of your router using phone, A quick search with your model number and switch to 5GHz will sure help.

[LogicWeasel]

Have you tried using your headphones and phone closer to your router?  To make sure it isn't a range issue?  Do some speed testing and try to optimize your wifi coverage as the headphones shouldn't be having a large impact on good wifi.

[Trapped in technology]

12 hours ago, LogicWeasel said:

Have you tried using your headphones and phone closer to your router?  To make sure it isn't a range issue?  Do some speed testing and try to optimize your wifi coverage as the headphones shouldn't be having a large impact on good wifi.

Its a problem with bands the range has nothing to do with it. This problem becoming more and more commen with wireless tech