It seems like we were just seeing Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E get settled in, but Wi-Fi 7 is already here. What is Wi-Fi 7? It’s the new IEEE 802.11be standard, succeeding the 802.11ax standard used for Wi-Fi 6. The Wi-Fi Alliance has already begun certifying devices for Wi-Fi 7, and there are indeed some great Wi-Fi 7 routers already on the market.
Wi-Fi 7 is expected to boost theoretical throughput to 46Gbps, easily toppling Wi-Fi 6’s theoretical max of 9.6Gbps. It also offers an expansion to 320MHz channels within the 6GHz spectrum, improved latency ideal for demanding uses like AR and VR, increased MIMO streams, and multi-link operation support that lets your devices use more than one frequency at a time to communicate with the router. To put it simply, Wi-Fi 7 is more reliable while also boosting speeds.
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