Does ThinkPad Yoga S1 support 5Ghz Wifi service?

Hello Everone?
I bought my Yoga S1 in May 2014 . It working nicely under the environmet of 802.11n support Wireless router.
Yoga S1 features 802.11.ac. That is why I bought new wireless router which supprot 802.11ac (2.4Ghz, 5.0Ghz)
But, my yoga S1 does not catch 5Ghz wifi service, even can not see any signal about 5Ghz frequency, only catch 2.4Ghz antenna.
Other gardgets such as iphone, iPad has no problem catching ans using 5Ghz wifi over my new 802.11ac wireless router.
Please give me some hints why this happens to my Yoga S1.
Thanks a lot.

Hello and welcome,
Not all TP Yogas have 5GHz capable wifi cards. There are several configurations available.
Can you go to device manager and determine which wifi card you have? Or provide the laptop model number?
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