Thereof, what is the difference between BT Hub 4 and 5?
Re: Hub 4 or 5
The HH5 is also has a built in modem for fibre, the HH 4 requires a seperate modem for fibre. The HH5 has wireless AC, the HH4 does not. The HH5 has 4 x gig Ethernet ports, the HH4 only has one.
Subsequently, question is, does BT Hub 4 need a modem? No, the Hub needs to be specially designed to work with Fibre so you can only use the BT Smart Hub or the BT Home Hub 5, Hub 4, Hub 3 or the earlier BT Infinity Hub. The Hub 3 and Hub 4 also need to have an Openreach modem that was fitted by an engineer.
People also ask, is the BT router any good?
For a start, the Wi-Fi is the best a BT-branded router has ever had. It's dual-band, broadcasting on the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, and has the latest wireless standard (802.11ac) on both. Only very few devices have Wave 2 ac so far, but it's good that BT is future-proofing.
Is BT Smart Hub better than Home Hub 5?
The Smart Hub is slightly taller and wider than the Home Hub 5, but it contains massively improved hardware. It has seven antennas, which BT claims will let it offer significantly improved connection distances over the Home Hub 5, which had a 2 x 2 dual antenna setup. The Smart Hub also has a USB 3.0 port on its rear.
