Wi-Fi 7 To arrive in volume by 2023

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So perhaps an opportunity to pick-up a 'cheap' 6e router in 2023, it's almost funny.
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me still with wifi 3/4/5 devices :V
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WiFi 7 - Soon to be actually available in 2035 and for only $5,000. ($10,000 if they figure out how to mine on it)
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i will have 2 cubic meters of this wifi 7 please .
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It's a network *fabric*, so you obviously should be ordering it by the linear meter off the bolt.
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I wonder why nobody is interested in 6e? Could it be that it came out right after 6, and has the same name so most people have no idea that there's a difference between the two other than one costs twice as much? Standards groups should really hire some PR people.
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illrigger:

I wonder why nobody is interested in 6e? Could it be that it came out right after 6, and has the same name so most people have no idea that there's a difference between the two other than one costs twice as much? Standards groups should really hire some PR people.
6e probably for the 6GHz band
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illrigger:

I wonder why nobody is interested in 6e? Could it be that it came out right after 6, and has the same name so most people have no idea that there's a difference between the two other than one costs twice as much? Standards groups should really hire some PR people.
I think it's that for sure AND the naming structure. "6" vs "6E" makes me think that 6E was just an enhancement of 6 whereas the reality was there was a huge leap between the 2. But the name does not really indicate that.
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So I'll use a cable...
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codyrocco:

So I'll use a cable...
That makes it no so much wireless, rather wiremore.
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illrigger:

I wonder why nobody is interested in 6e? Could it be that it came out right after 6, and has the same name so most people have no idea that there's a difference between the two other than one costs twice as much? Standards groups should really hire some PR people.
6GHz isn't available in a lot of countries
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Alessio1989:

6e probably for the 6GHz band
I'm surprised that in a tech savvy page so many people don't know that 6E is 6 wave 2 with support for 6 GHz. Heck, I'm even having doubts whether people know about Wifi 6 wave 1 vs wave 2... Anyways... probably 6E doesn't make that much sense taking into consideration that 7 is so close by and it'll bring a big potential speed increase vs 6/6E. Going from 5 to 6 was not about brute speed, it was more about network resilience and noise/collision reduction, but 6/6E to 7 will be about brute speed again (which people like).