The color of the router has no impact on the signal.
The color of the router has no impact on the signal.
Very dumb question. Does color affect the signal of the router? I mean, If a manufacturer would create a variety of colors for a model of a router, will colors affect how they would manufacture it(Maybe look for a color that does not have metal properties to interfere with signal)? Thank you.
Red fire stripes = faster WiFi, right???? /s Color is not of importance and I honestly don't know if this is a serious question. What does color matter, if the components on the inside and the antennas are the important part?
If it did happen, I wouldn't believe it would have enough impact on the signal. If it occurred, I'd advise that most firms would dismiss it during the R&D stage of product development.
I briefly glanced at the title and thought, "Ah, a question about DWDM wavelengths!" but ended up feeling let down.
I wasn't sure it would really matter. It seems odd that most home networking routers come in black or white. Thanks!