This is the latest Wi-Fi standard.
This means not only faster speeds but also more simultaneous data transmissions.
4096-QAM
Quadrature amplitude modulationis the technique of encoding data on a radio signal.
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Wi-Fi 7 offers enhanced modulation of 4096-QAM, which packs more data for higher speed.
So how does this relate to Wi-Fi 7?
However, this band is already used by NASA, weather radar systems, and other crucial services.
Its theoretical maximum speed is 46 Gbps, which is significantly faster than Wi-Fi 6’s 9.6 Gbps.
There’s alsoNetgear; the Nighthawk Tri-band was their first Wi-Fi 7 router.
Do You Need Wi-Fi 7?
Wi-Fi 6 isn’t going away anytime soon.
It will continue to be used for years as Wi-Fi 7 is integrated into our homes and businesses.
But Wi-Fi 7 still clearly has a target audience.
FAQ
It all depends.
Troubleshooting Wi-Fi is difficult because there could be a myriad of issues affecting your ability to use Wi-Fi.
A common one is a weak signal.
Keep in mind that thick walls and floors can impede the signal of a properly working Wi-Fi router.
Yes, your existing equipment will work as it does now.