Slow Speeds on PlayStation 5

Slow Speeds on PlayStation 5

Experiencing slow speeds on your PlayStation 5? You may be connected to a slower (2.4Ghz) band! This guide may help with increasing speeds to your PS5, decreasing latency, and improving download times. 
  1. On your PS5, head to the Settings menu.
  2. Select Network.
  3. Select Settings
  4. Select Set Up Internet Connection.
  5. Wait for the initial scan to end.
  6. Press the Options button on your controller to access the advanced settings.
  7. Select 5GHz under Wi-Fi Frequency Bands.
  8. The PlayStation will re-scan for Wi-Fi networks on the 5GHz band – this may take a moment.
  9. Select the network you’d like to connect to, and complete the setup.
We hope this helps! If you are still having issues, please do not hesitate to reach out to our support at 620-543-5555!

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