If the range is that bad I won't be able to use it. As it is half the time I can't even get my Wii U to connect at its current range.

The Wii U GamePad's connection issues can be pinned down to the fact that it's fighting against your router in the 5GHz band, and the Wii U's antenna isn't as strong as the one found in a typical router.

So...who thinks otherwise?

5ghz isn't faster, it allows more connections without interferences.

That's it, it's the same speed

...It IS faster. 

802.11ac can go up to 1300Mbps, and many, many devices can max out the available bandwidth (like my 52Mbps connections). With 2.4GHz, you would be really lucky to get 20-30Mbps. 2.4GHz is worse in everything but range. 

Still range is one of the most important features for a wireless connection.

Anyways it seems like you cleared up some of your misconceptions from the previous thread.

If it is a portable/mobile device it had better have a 4G LTE option. Nintendo and Sony need to get their business together and give gamers a phone. I am sick of handhelds lacking communication features, and having to use an android or ios paper weight from time to time just pisses me off. I'd rather pay $500 for a peripheral that lets me make calls and texts from the 3DS or Vita than get one of the useless mobile devices on the market today.