How to Check WiFi Bands on iPhone

• Open Contrp Center by swiping the screen down from the top right corner (for iPhones without a Home button) or swiping up from the bottom (for iPhones with a Home button).
• Touch and hold the Wi-Fi icon in the upper left corner.
• The name of the Wi-Fi access point appears below “Wi-Fi” on the left. If you see “2.4GHz” or “5GHz” here, that’s the band number you’re connected to.
• If this is a home connection and the band does not appear this way, you can refer to how to change the band on the Wi-Fi router.

• Access
  

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  Settings (Settings).

• Open
  

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  Wi-Fi .

• Click the button
  

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  Information next to the router’s network name.

• Swipe down until you see the number next to Router in the IPV4 Address section. The router number will look something like 168.123.1.234.

• The default username of most routers is “Admin”.

• If your router doesn’t automatically allow you to create a unique name for each band, you need to enable the setting or check the box to enable this feature.

• While this is the simplest way to let you know which bands your iPhone is connected to, it’s important to note that Apple doesn’t encourage users to name bands individually. Naming both bands the same allows your phone to automatically switch between bands so you can always connect with the strongest signal. ^[3]

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Settings , then select

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Wi-Fi . Tap the name of the network you want to connect to, then enter the password. Once connected, you’ll see a blue checkmark next to the network name. ^[4]

• After you split the band, you need to enter a separate password for each band the first time you log in.