Fluctuating 5G internet connection

[SaudAlsadoan]

In my house, I use a 5G Internet connection. It's very fast. Sometimes it's gotten even faster and sometimes I can't even open a YouTube video.

 

I don't know anything about Internet connectivity and Modem / Router stuff. So my internet plan comes with a 5G SIM card and a (Huawei 5G CPE) device.

How can I improve the speed and stability of my Internet connection?

my Result right now at Fast.com is 320 Mbps (used to be 750) I have a 2 years contract, I can't just forget about it and shift into optic fibers.

please guys be specific as i don't know any thing about internet connection.

 

Any idea is Welcomed.

 

[whispous]

Have you tried moving the 5G router to different parts of the room, and then different rooms to see if the stability improves?

 

[SaudAlsadoan]

Just now, whispous said:

Have you tried moving the 5G router to different parts of the room, and then different rooms to see if the stability improves?

 

yes, i found out that putting it in the window has the best result, but still slower than what it used to be.

[whispous]

5 minutes ago, SaudAlsadoan said:

yes, i found out that putting it in the window has the best result, but still slower than what it used to be.

Does it slow down at the same time of day each day?

[SaudAlsadoan]

1 minute ago, whispous said:

Does it slow down at the same time of day each day?

No, different times of the day.

[jaslion]

Welcome to wireless internet.

 

For best connectivity put it near a window. However make sure it isn't in the sun because then it overheats and slows down.

 

Speed will vary on how many users are using the mast at that one point in time.

 

Connectivity varies with how hard the mast is being used.

 

Weather can easily influence the speed of your internet.

 

And finally people on wireless internet plans for the home are usually the lowest priority customers for having good speed and reception.

[Kilrah]

24 minutes ago, SaudAlsadoan said:

I have a 2 years contract, I can't just forget about it and shift into optic fibers.

Then you'll have to just deal with it for those 2 years - as mentioned that's how it goes with cellular-based connections, you're at the bottom of the priority list and mobile networks are much more susceptible to congestion than fixed ones.