What commonly causes a client-to-AP link imbalance?

A client-to-AP link imbalance occurs when the AP's transmit power is significantly higher than that of the client device.This disparity can lead to situations where the client can receive signals from the AP but cannot transmit signals back effectively.This imbalance is particularly problematic in environments where clients have limited transmit capabilities, such as battery-powered devices.To mitigate this issue, it's recommended to adjust the AP's transmit power to match the capabilities of the client devices, ensuring balanced communication.