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FRITZ!Box for fiber optic connections

Fiber optic technology, with its transmission speed of several gigabits per second, is generally considered the ultimate internet communication solution. A distinction is made between active and passive glass fibers.

Three reasons why Wi-Fi 5 is still a good standard

When you hear the word Wi-Fi, you probably think of Wi-Fi 6. But even so, Wi-Fi 5 hasn't been consigned to the dustbin just yet.

AVM explains Mesh Wi-Fi steering

When several FRITZ! products are being used in the home network, smartphones, tablets and other wireless devices are automatically steered to the wireless access point with the best Wi-Fi reception and also to the most suitable frequency band. This process is known as Mesh Wi-Fi steering.

How to turn your FRITZ!Box into a Smart Home hub

With FRITZ!Box as a Smart Home hub, you get to experience a connected and convenient Smart Home across all areas.

Save energy with FRITZ!

Saving energy made easy: reduce standby power and save money. We've listed some tips for reducing how much energy you use in your home.

Which FRITZ!Box is right for you?

You've decided to purchase a new FRITZ!Box – great choice! But which model is the right one for you? In three simple steps, we explain what to look out for.

AVM explains connection types: Mobile

FRITZ!Box runs on any connection In our series you'll find useful information about the individual connection types and their special features. Now it's mobile's turn.

AVM explains connection types: Cable

FRITZ!Box runs on any connection. In our series you'll find useful information about the individual connection types and their special features. In this article we take a deep dive into cable internet.

AVM explains connection types: DSL

FRITZ!Box runs on any connection. In our series you'll find useful information about the individual connection types and their features. In this article we take a deep dive into DSL.

How to share your Wi-Fi access with a QR code

QR codes make it easy to share your Wi-Fi password with other people. We explain how it all works and show you how you can use it in everyday situations.

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