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PSA: Upgrading broadband with smart home kit? Here’s my top tip…

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<p>Upgrading broadband isn’t something any of us do often, but when I found that <a href="https://hyperoptic.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">gigabit broadband[/url] had finally reached my building, I found it impossible to resist, despite having no real justification for such speeds. But hey, gigabit broadband is a gadget, right?</p>
<p>Sure enough, I now get very close to gigabit speeds on an Ethernet connection in my office (see above), and 5Ghz Wi-Fi delivers 2-300Mbps for both uploads and downloads elsewhere in the apartment.</p>
<p>There was, however, one aspect of the upgrade I was dreading…</p>
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