@@Sunshineandroses1 Yeah, WiFi6 means 802.11ax. It's just a standard for both 2.4ghz and 5ghz. It's still dual barnd. Wi-Fi 6e is TRI-band and goes on into the 6ghz range. As well all know, higher frequencies = shorter ranges but faster speeds. Takes more power to push a higher frequency the same distance. So, Wi-Fi 6e also has less range, so don't expect to be picking up on it outside of your house, but you can always fall back to Wi-Fi6 and use the 5ghz band. Wi-Fi 6e 80hz is 1.2Gbps and then there's even 160mhz in some parts of the country or world and that's 2.4Gbps. But, remember, you can take your best case scenario Wi-Fi 6e 160mhz and bandwidth benchmark it against 2.5Gbps LAN and LAN > WiFI all day, every day for true throughput.
@@chazzx7897 But is there actually a difference in real live scenario? What benefits does a Wifi 6e router gives compared to a Wifi 6 router? besides the 6e having a third 6GHz channel that has a pretty low range, most devices will connect to either 2.4GHz or 5GHz (through Wifi 6 protocols), so that makes the 6e kinda useless for the time being? Thats how i understood it, i might be wrong so please correct me.
I upgraded to W6 in oct 2019 right when I got fiber Internet. It is amazing easily got 750 up-and-down over the air. but now that I have multi gig, I upgraded to W6E. I’m easily able to get 1800 OTA on supported devices. But it’s still only a fraction of my Internet speed. Hopefully Wi-Fi 7 can get real multi-gig around 4 to 5 Gbps on Wi-Fi. If it could be that fast, it would virtually eliminate the need for me to use my wired network.
@@Everything2A i think for my home regardless of wifi 6 or 7, cos its concrete and the rooms line in a straight line(single floor flat), a mesh system is still necessary to keep up the speeds
I upgraded my mesh system all to 6e routers. The benefit i see most outside of increased speeds is zero interference. There is literally no one around me on the 6ghz band. So my devices can communicate uninterrupted on any 6 ghz channel. Most people are just now starting to utilize more wifi 6 devices so 6 ghz channels are still widely unused right now. Very good video!
I am still planning on Wi-Fi7, but that is only because I need a wireless bridge between buildings, and the building where fiber comes onto the property is not the primary residence. I don't expect being able to be able to use Wi-Fi7 on end devices for a while, but I do want it for the bridge. If only I'd have been smart enough to bury a pipe before pouring all that concrete. And yes, I know an overhead wire would be the simplest, but I absolutely don't want an overhead wire.
Wifi 6 is doing me proud at the moment. Should I get any gear that is 6E or 76 compatible then it'll be time to upgrade. Thanks for the video, Vegas Mike !
I think in the next year or 2 all TVs, laptops, tablets and cell phones will be wifi6e compatible. Once this happens definitely pick up a Wi-Fi 6e router. I have a Wi-Fi 6e access point and its fantastic. Thanks for watching Bob! Cheers!
you're incorrect tho, you can definitely see a benefit of wifi 7 without having wifi 7 devices if you go with a WiFi 7 mesh.. in my case i use a mesh node to a switch then to multiple devices via ethernet.. so i do see a benefit my speeds and latency have greatly improved over the 6e router i had (Asus Et12)..
Actually most homes would not see a benefit because most homes have under 200mbps up and down. If you have 1gig fiber or 2gig fiber than wifi6e is plenty. I have 1 gig fiber and wifi6e gets me 940mbps up and down and that's what CenturyLink guarantee's and that's with low latency. Wifi7 is the future but it's just not necessary for most homes or businesses. Thanks for you great comments and thank you for watching!
Nope, Wi-Fi 6e has the upgraded 6GHz band which does not penetrate walls but is much faster at shorter open areas. The 2.5Ghz band can penetrate walls better. Thanks for watching and Google mesh is good but Netgear Orbi is much better in my opinion.
Wifi-6 or AX-mode was designed to replace the old 2.4-5Ghz band-steering that was useless for older devices. I added a AX211 card to my old laptop and it's back to be stable.
Good job. I have an older TV that has an old Wi-Fi card that won't recognize my new wifi7 router bands. I would replace it but it's probably better to just replace the TV. It's not even 2K! Lol! Thanks for watching and for commenting!
@@UltimateTechHub most "smart-tv" aren't smart and the I/O is soldered. It's not that modular. Source, well I saw a technican swap chips but the whole mainboard is swapped.
Hi, I just built a new PC with a Z790 chipset motherboard that supports Wifi7. I have a very old Wifi 5 Modem (not even a router) and I'm planning to upgrade it with a Asus GT-BE98 Wifi 7 Router. Would that make sense in my situation while having a PC with Wifi 7 feature? By the way, my PC is connected to the internet through Wifi. I don't have an ethernet available in my computer room. And Wifi 7 should had backward compatibility right? Even though my phone has Wifi 6E, it should be able to use its full potential with a Wifi7 router I suppose. Thank you for your help.
Even after a my IP contract renewal, I still couldn't get an updated router. To do that my existing would have to fail or I would have to move and only with a new install would I get a new router. After delays and frequent buffering I explored purchasing my own. This was a week ago, so I know the WiFi 7 Authority have agreed on specs etc. Every thing I have is new build WiFi 6, but as I buy long term I comparison shopped and purchased a TP Link BE93000 Archer 550 WiFi 7, for a lesser cost of some WiFi 6 - 6E routers. I realize that it'll be a long time before I have 7, but what I have has improved everything lightening fast it's tri mesh band and my 8K TV streams imagery resolution unlike ever before. My UHD computer monitors have never been as clear and searches lightening fast. In the long term I think I got a great deal by comparison shopping and won't have to upgrade router again to get WiFi 7 when ever!.
You won't believe this but our next wireless router video is that very model. We are reviewing the TP-Link BE550 - Archer BE9300. Keep an eye out for the review. Thanks for watching my videos! 😉
there are actually more and more devices, and Wi-Fi cards with native Wi-Fi 7 support since then it would be amazing, fabulous if I can afford and get Wi-Fi 7 devices but my current AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 router is still more than enough to satisfy all my family's demands and 1Gbps internet plan
I upgraded my home to a Wifi 7 mesh and its wonderful. I get over 1gbps throughout my home. My system can handle 200 devices, though thats an overkill for me (I have 30 devices). I expect to have at least 4 devices which will be Wifi 7 compatible by the end of this year. I had a Wifi 6 system before and had a hard time with it.
Sounds like a great upgrade and 1Gbps throughout your home is fantastic. Did you get TP-Link? I have a TP-Link Wifi7 Router and it's pretty fast. Here is my video on the real-world testing. ruclips.net/video/v0W6bfyygoI/видео.html
How about buying new laptop for now ? Should I significant consider about WiFi7 ? By problem is I have more preferred with RTX4070 but it only come with 6E. The one with WiFi7 just come with 4060. What should I choose ?
It looks to be sometime in 2024. TP-Link already has the routers available. We will be testing one of the routers in the next few months. I'm excited to see new phones, TVs and laptops that can utilize the wifi7 speeds! Thank you for watching!
Question , If I was spending £300 on a new wifi router , Would a tri band wifi 7 be the better option over tri band 6e - Can wifi 7 do everything with 6e devises that use 6e wifi can do ? Example TP-Link Be9300 or Asus RT-AXE7800 for using Quest 3 as Both routers are the same price ?
Yes Wi-Fi7 routers can connect to Wi-Fi6e Devices. If both routers are the same price then Wi-Fi7 is the best choice. However, I've reviewed both of these routers and the advantage of ASUS is no subscription fees. TP-Link does require subscription fees for some advanced features which are mostly security controls like parental controls and content filters. But if you don't need those then go with the BE9300 its a fine router and looks pretty cool too! Keep me posted on which one do pick! Here are both of my reviews ruclips.net/video/v0W6bfyygoI/видео.htmlsi=s1_DdaYCI6GSFR_h ruclips.net/video/0Hu-K_6tOJI/видео.htmlsi=IOYWqtfsaylAC1Em
@@UltimateTechHub Hi , Thank you for your reply , I made up my mind and I'm going with the TP link Be9300 . My use my Quest 3 with Steam VR and I will be in the same room as the router. Thanks again for your videos as now I feel confident that I will get the same fast wifi connection to my quest 3 . Subbed :)
I just upgraded to 2gb internet speed. I need a router that has 2x 2.5gb lan port for input and output. What is the best router that can buy for 2gb speed that is also reliable?
My wifi 6e router is very unstable. It keeps dropping the wifi signal even though I'm 5 feet away from it. When I choose 5g it's very stable. I think they still have to work the bugs out. And it's almost 2025 for me
Many of my devices require 2.4 gigahertz operation (Alexa echo’s, blink cameras, and Roku boxes). Guess I’ll be using Wi-Fi 6 for years or my devices will quit working.
The newer routers have separate bands for IoT devices so you can use wifi6e or wifi7 routers with zero problems. I have the Tplink GE800 wifi7 router and all of my IoT devices work seamlessly on the 2.4Ghz IoT band. Hope this helps.
@ Thanks, that is helpful. I’m old enough that I don’t have the patience to configure a router / modem anymore. I just use what the local cable company installs for me. It’s a Plume system with a couple star shaped units for the WiFi. Most of the time it works well enough to run over 50 devices using WiFi - TV’s, cameras, Amazon devices, printers, etc.
After the release of wifi 7 in 2024, you need to talk about wifi 8, my prediction is the speed will be from 43 gbp (wifi7) to 200+ gbps( wifi 8) and wifi 9 will be 1 tbps, the first terabits ever in history
This will work perfectly and its a pretty good price too. Keep me posted if you decide to buy it! TP-Link Deco AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Mesh System(Deco XE75) - Covers up to 5500 Sq. Ft amzn.to/42WDlcb
The comparisons and differences of wifi 6, 6e and 7 is all well and fine but the video fails us by hiding a truth. If you own a collection or IoT devices you may note that none of them support these protocols at all. I have only observed the occasional laptop which may be compatible. Until other IoT devices become compliant this is more of a waste than an asset.
My IoT devices work on my wifi7 archer ge800 with no problems. Most routers have a separate network for IoT and you can choose the band too. Thanks for watching and for commenting! 😀
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It will be a coupe of years until I upgrade to 6E. 6 is still kicking it for me!
Yep Wi-Fi 6 works great! Make the switch once you get a new phone and a Wi-Fi 6e TV!
WiFi 6 and 6e is the same strength e just stands for extended
@@Sunshineandroses1 WiFi 6e has the new 6ghz channel where WiFi 6 doesn't. So that's the major difference between the two.
@@Sunshineandroses1 Yeah, WiFi6 means 802.11ax. It's just a standard for both 2.4ghz and 5ghz. It's still dual barnd.
Wi-Fi 6e is TRI-band and goes on into the 6ghz range.
As well all know, higher frequencies = shorter ranges but faster speeds. Takes more power to push a higher frequency the same distance.
So, Wi-Fi 6e also has less range, so don't expect to be picking up on it outside of your house, but you can always fall back to Wi-Fi6 and use the 5ghz band.
Wi-Fi 6e 80hz is 1.2Gbps and then there's even 160mhz in some parts of the country or world and that's 2.4Gbps.
But, remember, you can take your best case scenario Wi-Fi 6e 160mhz and bandwidth benchmark it against 2.5Gbps LAN and LAN > WiFI all day, every day for true throughput.
@@chazzx7897 But is there actually a difference in real live scenario? What benefits does a Wifi 6e router gives compared to a Wifi 6 router? besides the 6e having a third 6GHz channel that has a pretty low range, most devices will connect to either 2.4GHz or 5GHz (through Wifi 6 protocols), so that makes the 6e kinda useless for the time being?
Thats how i understood it, i might be wrong so please correct me.
Thank you for saving me money! Thought I "NEEDED" wifi 7 today. Only my phone would benefit
I upgraded to W6 in 2021. Expected it to be futureproof, and still do so.
Wifi 6 is still awesome! Thank you for watching.
I upgraded to W6 in oct 2019 right when I got fiber Internet. It is amazing easily got 750 up-and-down over the air. but now that I have multi gig, I upgraded to W6E. I’m easily able to get 1800 OTA on supported devices. But it’s still only a fraction of my Internet speed. Hopefully Wi-Fi 7 can get real multi-gig around 4 to 5 Gbps on Wi-Fi. If it could be that fast, it would virtually eliminate the need for me to use my wired network.
@@Everything2A i think for my home regardless of wifi 6 or 7, cos its concrete and the rooms line in a straight line(single floor flat), a mesh system is still necessary to keep up the speeds
I upgraded my mesh system all to 6e routers. The benefit i see most outside of increased speeds is zero interference. There is literally no one around me on the 6ghz band. So my devices can communicate uninterrupted on any 6 ghz channel. Most people are just now starting to utilize more wifi 6 devices so 6 ghz channels are still widely unused right now. Very good video!
@@ivanlimzgNo such thing as futureproof.
Technology advances at a rapid rate. Progress waits for no one.
I’m pretty happy with my wifi 6 mesh system. When wifi 7 becomes the new norm then I’ll upgrade.
Actually short and concise. Subscribed man
Thank you for the sub and for watching! 😃
Wifi 6 is still acceptable, which is most still not full standard. 6e won't become main stream for a couple more years at least.
Wifi 6 is stil great but wifi6e is my choice going into the future. Thank you for watching.
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Just explain it in 30 seconds we don’t need intros and ads
Ads help pay for my channel. Making content is very time consuming.
Thanks for watching!
FAAACTS shit could've been half the time
@@UltimateTechHub Half of the video was just annoying and a waste of time... the useful stuff was nice though
45 seconds max
@BroAriq Thanks for watching !
simple and clear, thanks mate
@@MR_W0NG Thanks for watching !
I love the car you're using to represent me downloading games off steam
I am still planning on Wi-Fi7, but that is only because I need a wireless bridge between buildings, and the building where fiber comes onto the property is not the primary residence. I don't expect being able to be able to use Wi-Fi7 on end devices for a while, but I do want it for the bridge. If only I'd have been smart enough to bury a pipe before pouring all that concrete. And yes, I know an overhead wire would be the simplest, but I absolutely don't want an overhead wire.
Wifi 6 is doing me proud at the moment. Should I get any gear that is 6E or 76 compatible then it'll be time to upgrade. Thanks for the video, Vegas Mike !
I think in the next year or 2 all TVs, laptops, tablets and cell phones will be wifi6e compatible. Once this happens definitely pick up a Wi-Fi 6e router. I have a Wi-Fi 6e access point and its fantastic. Thanks for watching Bob! Cheers!
I'm on Wifi 6 as well. I'm going to need a few upgrades around the house before I even think about going to Wifi 7
I got a WiFi 6 router recently. It will be good for a few years.
Yes your all good! Thank you for watching!
Ok but what is the point of buying a more powerful router if your internet provider limits you to only a certain amount of mbps?
I have my own WIFI 6 network.
great video, thanks man!
you're incorrect tho, you can definitely see a benefit of wifi 7 without having wifi 7 devices if you go with a WiFi 7 mesh.. in my case i use a mesh node to a switch then to multiple devices via ethernet.. so i do see a benefit my speeds and latency have greatly improved over the 6e router i had (Asus Et12)..
Actually most homes would not see a benefit because most homes have under 200mbps up and down. If you have 1gig fiber or 2gig fiber than wifi6e is plenty. I have 1 gig fiber and wifi6e gets me 940mbps up and down and that's what CenturyLink guarantee's and that's with low latency. Wifi7 is the future but it's just not necessary for most homes or businesses. Thanks for you great comments and thank you for watching!
I have very very old thick walls. I'm looking to cover my entire true story home as well as out into my yard what do you recommend
I have an older Google mesh system. Will WiFi 6E penetrate my plaster and wire mesh walls better? Add more coverage per unit?
Nope, Wi-Fi 6e has the upgraded 6GHz band which does not penetrate walls but is much faster at shorter open areas. The 2.5Ghz band can penetrate walls better. Thanks for watching and Google mesh is good but Netgear Orbi is much better in my opinion.
Wifi 6 is more stressed out while Wifi 7 is more relaxed and performed
Can you elaborate? You have tp link? What are your thoughts
Im actually looking forward to WiFi 8 as it will usher in new technology like UHR which will be great for low-latency applications like AR/VR/XR.
Wifi-6 or AX-mode was designed to replace the old 2.4-5Ghz band-steering that was useless for older devices. I added a AX211 card to my old laptop and it's back to be stable.
Good job. I have an older TV that has an old Wi-Fi card that won't recognize my new wifi7 router bands. I would replace it but it's probably better to just replace the TV. It's not even 2K! Lol! Thanks for watching and for commenting!
@@UltimateTechHub most "smart-tv" aren't smart and the I/O is soldered. It's not that modular. Source, well I saw a technican swap chips but the whole mainboard is swapped.
@burhanbudak6041 Yep it's way out of technical knowledge.
Hi, I just built a new PC with a Z790 chipset motherboard that supports Wifi7. I have a very old Wifi 5 Modem (not even a router) and I'm planning to upgrade it with a Asus GT-BE98 Wifi 7 Router. Would that make sense in my situation while having a PC with Wifi 7 feature? By the way, my PC is connected to the internet through Wifi. I don't have an ethernet available in my computer room. And Wifi 7 should had backward compatibility right? Even though my phone has Wifi 6E, it should be able to use its full potential with a Wifi7 router I suppose. Thank you for your help.
Absolutely Yes to all your questions! Wifi7 is what you need and its backwards compatible! Thank you for watching kaanaslan_tr.
Can the other devices use wifi 6E or they have to be 6e devices to access the 6 gigahertz band
The devices need to be wifi6e compatible to access the 6GHz band. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the informative video. But, my Google Pixel 9 uses Wi-Fi 7. So, wouldn't it make sense to get a Wi-Fi 7 router?
@travisrusko Absolutely ! I have a Tp link Archer ge800. I reviewed on my channel. If you want the video link let me know.
@@UltimateTechHub sure send it over! Thanks!
@@travisrusko ruclips.net/video/Kf82zuJ1Zd8/видео.htmlsi=pMevmGOnX6OqxFIF
@@UltimateTechHub thanks
Even after a my IP contract renewal, I still couldn't get an updated router. To do that my existing would have to fail or I would have to move and only with a new install would I get a new router. After delays and frequent buffering I explored purchasing my own. This was a week ago, so I know the WiFi 7 Authority have agreed on specs etc. Every thing I have is new build WiFi 6, but as I buy long term I comparison shopped and purchased a TP Link BE93000 Archer 550 WiFi 7, for a lesser cost of some WiFi 6 - 6E routers. I realize that it'll be a long time before I have 7, but what I have has improved everything lightening fast it's tri mesh band and my 8K TV streams imagery resolution unlike ever before. My UHD computer monitors have never been as clear and searches lightening fast. In the long term I think I got a great deal by comparison shopping and won't have to upgrade router again to get WiFi 7 when ever!.
You won't believe this but our next wireless router video is that very model. We are reviewing the TP-Link BE550 - Archer BE9300. Keep an eye out for the review. Thanks for watching my videos! 😉
there are actually more and more devices, and Wi-Fi cards with native Wi-Fi 7 support since then
it would be amazing, fabulous if I can afford and get Wi-Fi 7 devices but my current AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 router is still more than enough to satisfy all my family's demands and 1Gbps internet plan
I upgraded my home to a Wifi 7 mesh and its wonderful. I get over 1gbps throughout my home. My system can handle 200 devices, though thats an overkill for me (I have 30 devices). I expect to have at least 4 devices which will be Wifi 7 compatible by the end of this year. I had a Wifi 6 system before and had a hard time with it.
Sounds like a great upgrade and 1Gbps throughout your home is fantastic. Did you get TP-Link? I have a TP-Link Wifi7 Router and it's pretty fast. Here is my video on the real-world testing. ruclips.net/video/v0W6bfyygoI/видео.html
@@UltimateTechHub I have an Orbi 970 mesh, one router + one satellite.
@@trialcritic7625 Orbi is very good. I've reviewed a couple of them on my channel.
I have wifi 6 but had not even heard of wifi 7 or 6e but I was juat looking at APs and saw wifi 7
How about buying new laptop for now ? Should I significant consider about WiFi7 ?
By problem is I have more preferred with RTX4070 but it only come with 6E. The one with WiFi7 just come with 4060.
What should I choose ?
Wi-Fi6e is the best choice for now so stick with the RTX4070 laptop. The RTX4070 is a better GPU.
When will WiFi-7 adaptors be available?
It looks to be sometime in 2024. TP-Link already has the routers available. We will be testing one of the routers in the next few months. I'm excited to see new phones, TVs and laptops that can utilize the wifi7 speeds! Thank you for watching!
I am upgrading my wifi 5 mesh to wifi 7.
Nothing beats ethernet connected devices.
@@WormHole1000 i agree
Guess I will have to wait for Wifi 7e need more range
That will be around the corner sooner than later!
Question , If I was spending £300 on a new wifi router , Would a tri band wifi 7 be the better option over tri band 6e - Can wifi 7 do everything with 6e devises that use 6e wifi can do ? Example TP-Link Be9300 or Asus RT-AXE7800 for using Quest 3 as Both routers are the same price ?
Yes Wi-Fi7 routers can connect to Wi-Fi6e Devices. If both routers are the same price then Wi-Fi7 is the best choice. However, I've reviewed both of these routers and the advantage of ASUS is no subscription fees. TP-Link does require subscription fees for some advanced features which are mostly security controls like parental controls and content filters. But if you don't need those then go with the BE9300 its a fine router and looks pretty cool too! Keep me posted on which one do pick! Here are both of my reviews
ruclips.net/video/v0W6bfyygoI/видео.htmlsi=s1_DdaYCI6GSFR_h
ruclips.net/video/0Hu-K_6tOJI/видео.htmlsi=IOYWqtfsaylAC1Em
@@UltimateTechHub Hi , Thank you for your reply , I made up my mind and I'm going with the TP link Be9300 . My use my Quest 3 with Steam VR and I will be in the same room as the router. Thanks again for your videos as now I feel confident that I will get the same fast wifi connection to my quest 3 . Subbed :)
I just upgraded to 2gb internet speed. I need a router that has 2x 2.5gb lan port for input and output. What is the best router that can buy for 2gb speed that is also reliable?
wifi 6E is simple 6 with 6Ghz supporr
What is a spatial stream?
with my wifi6 i will wait on wifi 8
My wifi 6e router is very unstable. It keeps dropping the wifi signal even though I'm 5 feet away from it. When I choose 5g it's very stable. I think they still have to work the bugs out. And it's almost 2025 for me
I put a wifi 6 e chip in my 2021 lanovo flex 5 XD
Many of my devices require 2.4 gigahertz operation (Alexa echo’s, blink cameras, and Roku boxes). Guess I’ll be using Wi-Fi 6 for years or my devices will quit working.
The newer routers have separate bands for IoT devices so you can use wifi6e or wifi7 routers with zero problems. I have the Tplink GE800 wifi7 router and all of my IoT devices work seamlessly on the 2.4Ghz IoT band. Hope this helps.
@ Thanks, that is helpful. I’m old enough that I don’t have the patience to configure a router / modem anymore. I just use what the local cable company installs for me. It’s a Plume system with a couple star shaped units for the WiFi. Most of the time it works well enough to run over 50 devices using WiFi - TV’s, cameras, Amazon devices, printers, etc.
My phone and pc support wifi 7. S24 ultra yeet
Well the new Samsung new s24 will come with wifi7 in February 2024
Outstanding!!! Thanks for the great information!
After the release of wifi 7 in 2024, you need to talk about wifi 8, my prediction is the speed will be from 43 gbp (wifi7) to 200+ gbps( wifi 8) and wifi 9 will be 1 tbps, the first terabits ever in history
So if I get the wifi7 system, will my tv and other things not work on it?
All your devices will work but wont use the 6GHz band. You'll use the 5GHz or 2.4Ghz.
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What 6e router do you recommend for a 5000sf home (2 story) with ~150+ IoT devices plus 40-50 Zigbee devices sharing the 2.4 band?
This will work perfectly and its a pretty good price too. Keep me posted if you decide to buy it!
TP-Link Deco AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Mesh System(Deco XE75) - Covers up to 5500 Sq. Ft amzn.to/42WDlcb
The comparisons and differences of wifi 6, 6e and 7 is all well and fine but the video fails us by hiding a truth. If you own a collection or IoT devices you may note that none of them support these protocols at all. I have only observed the occasional laptop which may be compatible. Until other IoT devices become compliant this is more of a waste than an asset.
My IoT devices work on my wifi7 archer ge800 with no problems. Most routers have a separate network for IoT and you can choose the band too. Thanks for watching and for commenting! 😀
bro 7 aint even out
TP-Link, Netgear and ASUS all have wi-fi 7 routers available. They are expensive but crazy fast.