How many devices connected to wifi in your house?

[kineticman]

For the fun of it, count how many devices you have in your house connected to wifi/home network? I counted 12 my house (counting cell phones of course).

 

Btw totally cool use of my old Evo was converting it to a security cam with web server in my garage. Have IPcamera app on my current phone to monitor it - use it all the time to answer 'did I close the garage?'

 

Edit - 8 connected to wifi, 4 on Ethernet.

[nexuss4g]

7 connected to my Airport express

 

2 iphones

1 Galaxy Nexus

1 Nexus 7 2013

2 Mac books

1 Chromecast

[digiblur]

Just phones, laptops, tablets in my home.  Any devices that are wired get a gigabit wired connection.  Wire is too cheap to run inside the walls to have to deal with the headaches of wifi.

[kineticman]

Just phones, laptops, tablets in my home. Any devices that are wired get a gigabit wired connection. Wire is too cheap to run inside the walls to have to deal with the headaches of wifi.

I suppose I shouldn't have said wifi only in thread topic as I counted quite a few on my wired network as well. So how many total on network then?

 

[SeanK_]

Depending on when my sister is home, I will have up to 7 to 10 devices on WiFi.

[digiblur]

I suppose I shouldn't have said wifi only in thread topic as I counted quite a few on my wired network as well. So how many total on network then?

34 on my device list on the router.

[kineticman]

34 on my device list on the router.

Damn. And my wife says I have a problem.

[richy]

hmm 

1 Wireless bridge (bluray and desktop connected to it)

3 phones

3 tablets

2 printers

2 desktops

1 laptop

2 psp's (intermittently)

 

I'm waiting till black friday to pickup a new router (plus probably a new bridge and maybe an extender) Not everything on that list is turned on all the time, but the wifi also gets used by family when they come over as cell receptions is poor in some parts of the house. I probably need to get a hammer out and add some wire! 

[digiblur]

Damn. And my wife says I have a problem.

Adds up very easily, media streamers, consoles, Blu-ray players, IP cams, 3 wireless APs, sat receivers, NAS, automation devices, etc.

[The Dave]

My wife let's me indulge my inner geek..

 

4 TVs

3 Blu-ray players

2 Tivos

Denon A/V receiver

Home power conditioner box

Xbox360

PS3

Wii

3 PCs

2 Macs

iPad 3

Kindle Fire HD

2 Evo 3Ds

ADT Pulse

2 Remote temperature sensors

Thermostat

18 light switches

2 appliance modules

Garage and secondary door control

A MoCA adapter

Two switches

A box that let's me monitor solar power generation

Outside weather station with Internet access

2 iPods touches

Nintendo DS

Sony camera

 

I may be missing some more..

Edit: HP printer and Xerox laser printer, as well

[bakedc4]

4 wireless laptops, 4 phones, 1 ipod, 2 wireless APs, 1 wireless printer, 3 wired TVs, 2 wired Xbox360s, 1 wired audio receiver, 1 wired dvr, 1 wired NAS. All the devices add up quickly. 

[ab30494]

10 connected at the moment.5 of them android devices

[digiblur]

My wife let's me indulge my inner geek..

 

4 TVs

3 Blu-ray players

2 Tivos

Denon A/V receiver

Home power conditioner box

Xbox360

PS3

Wii

3 PCs

2 Macs

iPad 3

Kindle Fire HD

2 Evo 3Ds

ADT Pulse

2 Remote temperature sensors

Thermostat

18 light switches

2 appliance modules

Garage and secondary door control

A MoCA adapter

Two switches

A box that let's me monitor solar power generation

Outside weather station with Internet access

2 iPods touches

Nintendo DS

Sony camera

 

I may be missing some more..

Edit: HP printer and Xerox laser printer, as well

Sounds like my place

[bakedc4]

My wife let's me indulge my inner geek..

 

4 TVs

3 Blu-ray players

2 Tivos

Denon A/V receiver

Home power conditioner box

Xbox360

PS3

Wii

3 PCs

2 Macs

iPad 3

Kindle Fire HD

2 Evo 3Ds

ADT Pulse

2 Remote temperature sensors

Thermostat

18 light switches

2 appliance modules

Garage and secondary door control

A MoCA adapter

Two switches

A box that let's me monitor solar power generation

Outside weather station with Internet access

2 iPods touches

Nintendo DS

Sony camera

 

I may be missing some more..

Edit: HP printer and Xerox laser printer, as well

 

Not a bad list other than that adt crap. Go with the little guy and support your local economy.

 

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[lil_jimmy_norton]

4-5 phones

Nexus 10

Nexus 7

Chromebook

GF's netbook

Xbox

Printer

Roku

Chromecast

Blu ray player

Mk808 android stick

[The Dave]

Not a bad list other than that adt crap. Go with the little guy and support your local economy.Sent from my HTCONE using Tapatalk

I wanted to use a custom system based out of Jacksonville but my wife's only condition to wiring our house was going with ADT since she trusted a name brand. At least with a USAA account, they offer a decent rebate.

[bakedc4]

I wanted to use a custom system based out of Jacksonville but my wife's only condition to wiring our house was going with ADT since she trusted a name brand. At least with a USAA account, they offer a decent rebate.

Adt uses Honeywell panels. Adt finds every way they can to get around the regulations and charge you 10 times what you should be paying for the services. About 30% of my work is fixing an Adt screwup.

 

Back on topic, I forgot about a Kindle fire and a galaxy tab 2. And soon to be a xbox one and ps4 witch means I'll need another gigabit switch.

 

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[tommym65]

WiFi:

3 phones

3 tablets/book readers

2 laptops

2 printers

1 blu-ray

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11

 

Wired:

3 desktops

1 blu-ray

1 VoIP phone

1 Airave

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6

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17 total devices

 

But I am old, so I don't have all them newfangled gamey/monitory/camera thingamabobs all you young whippersnappers are bragging about. Now excuse me while I see if I can find my set of WiFi false teeth.

[A454nova]

Digi and Dave... you guys need help. Wow.

 

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[david279]

3 Phone GS3, HTC One and Viper 4G

1 tablet N7

3 Directv Receivers(Genie, HD DVR and HD Receiver)

1 Desktop

1 Chromecast

1 Google Internet box(Google TV)

1 Roku HD

1 Xbox 360

1 Wii

1 Slingplayer HD

1 Vonage Phone

1 printer

 

 

 

 

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[david279]

I also have two routers used together, One is the main and the other is a extender in bridge mode. Connected together using Directv DECA's(moca networking) .

 

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[lordsutch]

Currently 5 wireless (2 phones, 2 tablets, 1 MacBook) although I could fire up some more devices if I felt like it.  I'm guessing I have about 18 total IP devices plus my router that get regular use.  Encrypted MoCA between the rooms - once you go MoCA, you won't go back unless you tear out the walls and put in Cat 6 (which I think my landlord would frown on).

[The Dave]

Adt uses Honeywell panels. Adt finds every way they can to get around the regulations and charge you 10 times what you should be paying for the services. About 30% of my work is fixing an Adt screwup.

 

Back on topic, I forgot about a Kindle fire and a galaxy tab 2. And soon to be a xbox one and ps4 witch means I'll need another gigabit switch.

 

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ADT key fob=$99

Amazon key fob=$17

ADT touch screen=$300

eBay touch screen=$79

ADT light switch=$119

Amazon light switch=$39

 

I bought my own equipment, trust me, I am a professional cheapskate.

[digiblur]

ADT key fob=$99

Amazon key fob=$17

ADT touch screen=$300

eBay touch screen=$79

ADT light switch=$119

Amazon light switch=$39

 

I bought my own equipment, trust me, I am a professional cheapskate.

I looked at tons of systems and prices and I don't care about names or how it looks just how it works and ADT was the winner as well for me. Love the Pulse setup especially after they fixed the issues they had with the rules you set for automation. My favorite but simple one is when the alarm is armed at night the indoor motion turns on the lamp in the living room.

[The Dave]

I looked at tons of systems and prices and I don't care about names or how it looks just how it works and ADT was the winner as well for me. Love the Pulse setup especially after they fixed the issues they had with the rules you set for automation. My favorite but simple one is when the alarm is armed at night the indoor motion turns on the lamp in the living room.

It does work pretty well for being a pretty basic all in one system. I looked into Creston and Control4 but my wife was way overwhelmed by those systems.