New Wi-Fi 6 offers faster internet. It reduces latency and improves efficiency. This technology supports multiple devices. It enhances streaming and gaming experiences. Wi-Fi 6 is compatible with ...

Wi-Fi 6 is another name for 802.11ax, the primary standard for today's wireless tech. Wi-Fi 6's primary benefit over Wi-Fi 5 is a theoretical throughput bounce from 5.4Gbps to a maximum of 9.6Gbps.

Wi-Fi 6 Release 2 aims to meet that growing demand for sturdy uploads with uplink MU-MIMO, which essentially allows network devices to upload data at the same time on different streams within your ...

Wi-Fi 7 is more than four times faster than Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, which can hit maximum data rates of 9.6Gbps, and close to six times faster than Wi-Fi 5, which maxes out at 6.9Gbps.

If your Wi-Fi is cutting out in rooms that are far away from your Wi-Fi 5 router, a Wi-Fi 6 router might take care of those dead zones. That said, larger homes will probably still require a mesh ...