MyBroadband discovered that many routers labeled as 5G do not possess true 5G capabilities. This misleading information is prevalent on popular online marketplaces, misleading consumers.
The reported price points were often suspiciously low, raising concerns as legitimate 5G routers cost over R2,000, while misleading products were around R1,000.
The Consumer Protection Act prohibits misleading advertising practices, specifically forbidding suppliers from using exaggerated language that could mislead consumers into making purchases.
Despite the technological advancements in South Africa's connectivity, the prevalence of false advertising regarding 5G routers highlights a significant issue concerning consumer rights and product integrity.
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