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Wi-Fi 6E ( “E” for ‘Extended’ ) is identical to 6, but it adds a completely additional radio spectrum, 6 Ghz. The answer is simple, just get a certified 6E device, don’t get one that only supports the Wi-Fi 6, which operates on the legacy 2.4 and 5 Ghz bands. Wi-Fi 6E: What is it,… Continue reading Wi-Fi 6 vs. Wi-Fi 6E

Wi-Fi 6E in the 6GHz spectrum Wi-Fi 6E operates on the same bands as Wi-Fi 6 — 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz– and extends ( hence the “E” in 6E, ‘6Extended’ ) to an addtional uncrowded frequency band, an all-new 6GHz frequency. The entire 1200 MHz range spans either side of 6GHz, it is: 5.925-7.125… Continue reading What is the 6GHz band?

Cull a bunch of stuff to give real world examples from other wi6i pages to give a regular person insight on motivating factors for purchasing, seeking, waiting, for wifi 6 compatible devices… such as : The real improvements aren’t the bandwidth, it’s the increased network stability and better handling of large numbers of devices that… Continue reading Why should I purchase a Wi-Fi 6/6E device?

A home mesh network is a wireless network between multiple WiFi access points. Each access point is called a “node.” The function of a mesh network in a home network is similar to “range extenders”, “signal boosters”, or “wireless bridges with a wireless backhaul”. Unlike range extenders, which require manual setup, contemporary home mesh networks… Continue reading What is Mesh Networking?