I Tried WiFi 7 for a week... Here’s what I learned!

[@matiaslauriti]

I pay for 4 gbps fiber, I have an ASUS GT-BE98 with the Wifi 7 and 6GHz enabled (320 MHz wide channel) using a Sansung S24 Ultra, and no MLO enabled... Being 2 meters away from it, I got 3gbps up and down when the phone was reporting 5gbps conection, absolutely incredible

[@tomn900]

I just got this router. Been using it for a week and love it. I only have 1 device on the 6ghz (S23 Ultra) most devices are on the 5ghz. It's not missed a beat yet! Great videos by the way. 😊

[@developerfilip]

These WiFi speeds are crazy! Are the aggregated speeds symmetrical (both for download and upload?)

[@techflow]

Yes they will work both ways :)

[@philjackson991]

No, they are not symmetrical neither are previous editions.They can be, but your UL and DL change dynamically based on several factors.

[@madcypriot3166]

6:25 - Not entirely, you can also use MAC address filtering to set a deny for certain devices to stop them from using 2.4Ghz which will force them to use 5Ghz without needing to split the SSIDs

[@djmidnightwolf]

You missed the best feature of MLO. It can simultaneously send download and upload data across different bands to get a wired like experience.

[@eat.a.dick.google]

But still not wired experience.

[@jessechuu]

8:02 the random split second cut back to him LOL great video regardless

[@lavadude6492]

Apple says that there new devices can support Wi-Fi 6E and even Wi-Fi 7, but for some reason it does not work as well. Speeds can be high but several other features don't work well including connectivity issues. I am not sure why Apple would even allow the new bands if it does not work fully work properly, but when connecting to the Wi-Fi 6E, I have noticed it usually saying "limited compatibility" so even Apple knows themselves

[@a892728]

Apple官網 - 已正式公告iPhone 16全機型 - 只支援802.11be (Wi-Fi 7) - 160MHz Maybe lack of 320Mhz bandwidth

[@Blacktivity98]

Great video. But £250 seems like a bit much for an access point router. Anyone got any ideas of a cheaper router I could use as an access point?

[@ViiralDzn]

always interesting watching your videos, looking forward to the next

[@kenyannoob]

which app is that being used for the tests?UI looks slick

[@jkapusty]

iPhone 16 lineup support only WiFi 7 at 160 MHz wide channels not 320 MHz wide channels hence why you can get faster speeds. It does support MLO but again only at 160mhz. Come to think of it if this is actually WiFi 7 chip or WiFi 6e re-branded??? Your thoughts

[@Fear.of.the.Dark.]

it is rebranded wifi 6e marketed as wifi 7.

[@gclaytony]

The vast majority of existing hardware that uses wifi around the home is not yet compatible with wifi6/WPA3, much less wifi 7. The other issue for most folks (not mentioned here) is that range decreases in proportion to the increase in frequency. That can be offset with multiple routers/AIMesh which insures that blindspots are minimized and to expand wifi coverage to outside areas. 5/6 ghz are only superior in terms of transfer speeds, they are much less reliable in terms of distance from the routers and 'noise' in the environment. For that reason, this is a solution in search of a problem, much like the Wifi 6E that has faded from anyone's radar as pending implentation for devices/wifi consumers.

[@hxz]

Alex, if you don't mind me asking what provider and plan are you on in the UK?

[@hegedusuk]

The Draytek routers we use have “band steering” as an option, on WiFi 5 and WiFi 6 modes, and I’m pretty sure the ASUS routers do it too. Draytek don’t make WiFi 7 yet

[@johnscotlinksl]

I had the same problem with my iPhone 16 Pro Max, MLO doesn't seem to work

[@RedLeo-pf9yo]

Dude, at first I thought you were the point guard for the Golden State Warriors. 😂

[@MustaMT]

iPhones sadly don't support 320 Mhz bands. Trying with a phone which supports it can give you speeds up to 3-5Gbps.

[@matiaslauriti]

Correct, I tested with my Samsung S24 Ultra (wifi 7 enabled) and an ASUS GT-BE98 only on 6GHz Wifi 7 320mhz wide channel and I pay for 4 gbps fiber and the speed test got 3gbps down and up, absolutely incredible

[@BarnabyRumblenoseIII]

i dont understand why your comparing the bands to the wifi version?? the versions are the software and hardware linked. the bands are available bands and bandwith over channels associatted to the bands! 2.4, 5g and 6g are only usuable by the device this is wear wifi versions come in, updates to security, hardware and even software now with AI. my advice is run all 3 as most iot devices still use 2.4 and im not sure anyone will be rushing out to replace the entire iot network and there tvs, smartphones etc for the sake of 6ghz. i run all 3 and the speeds on 6ghz is blazingly fast and because there are not many access points on 6g in my area means there no issues with interference, speed dtfs.

[@markosardelic]

Great video, but one thing is missing what most people don't understand and this is WAN speed. Most people will probably buy this router and connect it to their e.g. 100 Mbit fiber connection and then think that something doesn't work with router or WiFi. What kind of WAN connection do you have ?

[@DoctorVadarWho]

Can do a video showing us what a wi-fi 6E device sees when connected to a wi-fi 7 router because I would like to know if wi-fi 6E devices can connect too 802.11be look or not I can't find an answer online

[@djmidnightwolf]

@@DoctorVadarWho it all depends on what channel the 6GHz band is set to. If it is under 180, it will connect just fine.

[@syedshah9836]

Excellent work, just waiting for my new EE WiFi 7 router.

[@dlaw8155]

Hi I've just upgraded to the TP-LINK Deco PX50 triple unit. Going from WiFi 5 DECO M4 to DECO PX50 WIFI 6, It has improved the signal in are front room from 30mbps to 120mps up and down, the main hub unit gets 500mbps up and down, I have also noticed the signal is more stable. Have you tried this unit.?🤔 I also like the apps interface on android mobile.😊

[@Mrbear658]

how is your isp going can you maybe make a video about any new clients or so think it will be good content :)

[@chriswright8074]

The issue is isp using son where it constantly switches from 5 to 2.4

[@josereycampued5262]

Watching your video on a 2.4ghz band on a 2160 quality video..

[@kosbos1985]

Yah, iPhones suck at wifi7 because they use only one band at a time! While Samsung WiFi 7 uses all 3 of them and the speed is bokers.

[@LosBarracudos]

Yeah indeed, Samsung has much higher potential for wanking on throughput benchmarks.

[@a892728]

no MLO?

[@simonconquest]

And I’m really glad you told us you need to press “Save” 👍

[@itsinfinite551]

we just got a wifi 7 network mesh and it's been absolutely shocking atm

[@zadekeys2194]

"mesh" is oversold / marketing crap most of the time. Are your meshed units cabled to the main router or core switch ? What router did you get ? I'm a huge Mikrotik fan, but they can be complicated if you're not familiar with Mikrotik.

[@itsinfinite551]

@zadekeys2194 it's my dad who's set it up it's the Netgear orbi quad band wifi 7 with the 2 extenders. it seems to be better today but not a huge difference from our last system

[@mariorecuero7451]

Great informative video on bands ! I have always kept bands separate to ensure devices end up where i want them. With MLO (and as per your BE92 example) can you end up with 4 SSIDs ? ie 2.4 , 5 , 6 and MLO. That would make migration to MLO less painful in my case.

[@joebob2311productions]

Actually for my tplink mesh system I can select which band I want devices to use in the admin page/app itself

[@IhorSyrota]

Alex, great video, almost everything clear for me. I have a question: I have ASUS AXE11000 as a router with 6E and also iPhone 16 Pro Max as a client :) First question is how can I check I have configured MLO, and second question is can I disable 2.4 GHz at all and after that use MLO? Thanks!

[@OLIFAB]

Great video Alex!

[@techflow]

We thank you!

[@Archie070]

Hey Alex, i have a question. Can you do a whats on my idevices video again? The last one of yours is around 2020. I'm curious what has changed over time on your home page

[@Tom-sg4iv]

Just downgraded my fiber from 600 Mbps, to 300 Mbps, to save 5 bucks a month. It's more than enough for a small household. There are many people wasting money on expensive routers and fast internet connections they don't really need for anything other than a speed test

[@SpeedRebirth]

Just upgraded frpm 500 to 1000mbit and saved a few bucks. 2.5Gbit router ordered for fast local connection. It's like a fast car, you don't need the full power 99% of the time, but when you do, it's there

[@travellerseko]

@@SpeedRebirthI have 350 mbps and upgrading now to 1.2 Gbps. At the end of day, it is a peace of mind for me even if I don’t benefit all. I ordered Tp-Link Be550 WiFi 7 for mobile devices:)

[@therumbler]

Totally agree that 99% of the time most people wouldn’t notice more than 300 Mbps internet speed. Years ago I misconfigured my network and was only getting 100 Mbps instead of the 500 Mbps I was paying for. Didn’t notice for 6 months!!!

[@irfanurrahman5633]

holy crap! 300mbps here would cost us 85$ at least. using 24mbps for 7$ 🥲🥲

[@philjackson991]

You are completely missing the point about faster WiFi. The WiFi channels are a shared resource that is license free. Only one device at time can transmit or receive on any given channel at a time. Just sacn your local area and see how many other devices are out there..... Doesn't matter if on your network or not. They ALL have have to contend for and secure the use of the channel. the faster you send your data over the air or receive it over the air and vacate the air to allow the next device to use it, the better.

[@tomn900]

Could you do a review of this router?

[@varolibrium4634]

Someone did it also with s24 ultra and oneplus12.. only the iphone doesn't go over 1.5ghz speed..

[@BarnabyRumblenoseIII]

its not just about download speeds etc. the iphone 16 is still stuck on 60mhz refresh rate where as the s24 is 120mhz also depends on the chip handling requests. your internet maybe the fastest in the world but your device has may be holding it back in other ways. I had the iphone 16 before christmas and sent it back after a week! it was sluggish and lagged in responsivenes. i now have the s24 fe and i love it!

[@gustavowagner9786]

Nice video and thanks for showing how it is. But basically, currently Wi-Fi 7 is already better than previous ones but MLO does not really work. That is disappointing for the price range asked for such devices.

[@YosefElgart]

when you upgrade your interrnet to 5K down+?

[@Paul-bl2dk]

Hi, what is your home internet speed?

[@tanishqhooda]

i am curious as why as my laptop has WIFI 6e and my router support too but still by default it connects to 5ghz.

[@simonwiddop]

Hi Alex, does this router support the IPOE connection protocol?

[@zadekeys2194]

As in IPOE for your incoming WAN / internet connection via RJ45? If yes, then I'm fairly sure it's supported. Best to check the manufacturers website for specs. :)

[@katiebumbum1113]

Watching this via 50mbps, WiFi 6connection.

[@ГасанбековЮнус]

iphone 16 wifi7 cant use 320mhz. Only 160mhz.

[@wandiletembe]

🤔 This is interesting. On my very old TP Link, I have set up in such a way that the router chooses the band based on need and situation. EG when I am in the house my phone will be on 5Ghz and when out side by the gate the phone will be on 2.4Ghz all this while connecting to 1 SSID.

[@zadekeys2194]

2.4Ghz goes further than 5Ghz, so your phone is looking at the resistance and choosing the path of least resistance / path of higher quality signal. I'd separate the SSID , making the 2.4Ghz an isolated guest network, for your IoT devices... If you have WiFi at your gate, so do others.... Isolate it and whitelist the Mac addresses that are allowed to connect to the 5Ghz and 2.4Ghz. it's not bullet proof, but it's a step in the right direction for layering your network security. Best of luck :)

[@crawlerguys]

151Mbps in my wifi 2.4ghz tp link archer c64. Do note its the device limitation in most cases, I used galaxy Tab S5e that shows max speed as 200Mbps in wifi settings but my galaxy s10 exynos only have 142Mbps. During testing in 2.4ghz tab s5e shows 151Mbps and Samsung flagship s10 only 60Mbps!

[@AidanMacgregor-Personal]

Wish you showed channel width & MIMO streams, WiFi 4 at 2.4 Ghz with 20 mhz channel theoretically 72 Mbps, but 40mhz 3x3 can theoretically hit 450 mbps (20mhz 3x3 is my current WiFi wan connection for range and i dont have control of upstream device)

[@tyty0071]

Does wifi 7 have better latency than 6/6E? This is important for gaming.

[@yuan.pingchen3056]

if you care latency, you will not choose wifi.....

[@Premiumizer123]

I just upgraded my broadband to 1.8gb speeds WiFi 7 the three bands must be linked because I got one ID but still getting just under 1000mps butwhat band I'm I connected to if ethernet

[@phdalandan]

Could be a lot of things but most likely your actual physical cable. Or something in between that might be bottlenecking your speeds. Maybe you have a gigabit switch or just your device. Gigabit is already fast enough so should be fine generally. Just a waste of money that you upgraded to higher speeds if you can't take advantage of it.

[@evan-du3vk]

Yea even eternal cable can limit the speed. Check if your cable support more then 1 Gbit. Cat6 cable can support 10 Gbit

[@Anonsbdofjrnwodb]

How do I know if my iot things support WiFi 7? My router supposedly has a dedicated iot band? Does that mean my phone on another band couldn’t communicate with my iot devices?

[@dnetech5464]

It will be able to communicate 👍

[@kevinnashuk]

What about security, any improvements there?

[@lildoggo5863]

It blocks gay people from accessing your network. But if you're gay, they'll be able to get in

[@philjackson991]

Yes, all 6GHz frequencies (6E and 7) 100% require the use of WPA3 encryption.

[@Phil-D83]

Wifi 6 was a big upgrade over 5/AC. 7 is not as big of an upgrade over 6, but it helps

[@SpinStreakYT]

I disagree. This MLO tech is going to be game changing for devices over the next 5 years

[@eat.a.dick.google]

It is a really big upgrade over 6.

[@RyderCragie]

What speedtest app is that?

[@Aspect-lq1zp]

WiFi Man

[@buh5995]

ive seen this guy in the lord of the rings

[@mattpioletti6450]

Can't wait till our new network gets operational Wi-Fi 7 and 100 gigabits

[@kidnextdxxr]

I don’t even understand why ppl (aka internet providers) can call it 1k gig download. It confuses everyone else into thinking it’s gigabyte download speed and not realize that Gb (gigabit) is only 125 MB (megabytes). So technically it’s not 1 GB of data transfers a second it’s 125 MB per second

[@ericnoack1324]

Mate, your way off the mark here. Wifi 7 makes no difference to the average home user because we are all limited by our NBN speed and the type of cable we are using and our devices. Trust me, I had one of the first ASUS wifi dual band routers and I returned it because the first thing is there was no notceable difference in speed and it reduced the strength of the signal to such a level where by it affected the download and upload speed in parts of my house . Now you are telling people not to use the 2.4GHZ band .....................................you can't do that because many of the devices including the majority of security cams operate on the 2.4GHZ band , and why do they operate on that band ? Easy answer, its called range , yes where devices fail to connect using wifi 5ghz band you have to use wifi 2.4ghz band. Now I have the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro triband operating with 2 RT-AX92U quad band routers .Throw in my WIFI adapters in 3 computers , 3 firesticks, 8 wireless security cams, and 4 televisions and you can see that the cost of upgrading to WIFI 7 would cost me over $12,000.00 > I haven't included my smartphones which are on 4 g band because this is the cheapest as 5g bands cost more , a lot more, and once again why would you change when most of us use smartphones to take photos, record video send an sms and horror actually use it to talk to a real person. In other words for the average homeuser WIFI 7 is a waste of money as no one I know will change any of their current equipment for a speed increase they will not notice. I see the main use of WIFI 7 for new commercial users but for the other 99% no one will be rushing out to buy into WIFI 7. But hey !!!! lets not stop progress because next year they will roll out WIFI 8 and do you really think anyone will buy into this technology and throw out all their WIFI 7/6 corporate components ? I seriously doubt it, time for a reality check. and the reason I did not mention 6E is because no one uses it.

[@MrRelevance02]

my ipad with M4 doesn’t even have wifi 7

[@sunnyd6291]

Apples always behind what's new 🤣

[@SpinStreakYT]

I just was looking at this too. Such a bummer

[@MrRelevance02]

@ yep for sure still love it tho

[@richard-davies]

My 16 PM does though, it's ridiculous that the latest iPad doesn't have it.

[@mfmayes]

Is there really a big difference between Wi-Fi 6e and 7?

[@eat.a.dick.google]

Yes.

[@ymysticc]

So I have an Xfinity Modem capped at 2000mbps. It only has a 5ghz ethernet plug on it. Would I still need that xfinity internet? If I just got this router you’re showing. Will I get internet without xfinity? Like I can just ditch it? And buy this router and be good

[@ymysticc]

Or do I have to plug in the router to the xfinity modem and stay at 5ghz because thats what the xfinity modem maxes out to? Also love the content👍

[@therealhatchet]

No you've got the wireless router giving you the wireless signals your Xfinity is your actual internet. You can't get rid of that that's where you get your internet from. Lol

[@pedrofortunas]

You can definitely bypass the ISP gateway but requires a lot of know how to do it. You can use the existing gateway as a pass through to your new router

[@ymysticc]

@@pedrofortunas if i get caught tho from xfinity i can get like in trouble? For bypassing their system?

[@pedrofortunas]

@@ymysticc not really

[@josereycampued5262]

I think wifi 7 would consume much more electricity and provide more heat to the router.

[@rxyzr]

1.6G Down over 320Mhz 6Ghz Wifi 7 isnt that fast(But ist because of your iPhone 16, it only Support with 7 with 6Ghz with 160Mhz Channel Bandiwth), with my Xiaomi 13T Pro and a Wifi 7 AP with 10G Uplink from TP-Link i got 3,2Gbit/s Down and 2.9Gbit/s upload

[@Tufan-zn9he]

What the hell are you doing with WiFi if you say 1.6g is slow 😂😂😂😂 Are you transferring 5 terabytes of videos over WiFi every single day?????

[@JustMe619toby]

i have asus now wifi "5" can i get the 7 and still use my old unit for the mesh ?

[@jerry4012]

Yes, use the new router as the main, and the old as a node.

[@bentley2998]

This is one of the reasons I stick with ASUS. Whenever you upgrade, you still have the option to use your older devices as nodes in the far corners of your house, all without reconnecting all your many smart devices.

[@JustMe619toby]

@bentley2998 ohh perfect that's what I was hoping. Thank you

[@Der089User]

Where is Unifi?

[@SHlV]

Damn that Asus Manager UI needs work

[@jeffmiller1140]

It's funny that these routers have a 10 gig Wan port, but only 2.5 gig LAN ports. If it's 10 gig, then it should push 10 gig out!

[@kittysreview9055]

Best comment above. This is truly moronic on the part of the router manufacturers!

[@jeffmiller1140]

@@kittysreview9055thanks! 😊

[@eat.a.dick.google]

Ya, that's not how things work.

[@batuksri]

Its not all about 6Ghz. Even without 6G band Wifi 7 will be faster. Wifi 7 routers come with the latest tech called MLO. The extra speed comes from aggregating between 2 bands and not keeping them wholly separate. Having 6Ghz is just the cherry on top. Meaning another faster band as option to pair with.

[@RoxburysFinest617]

All gaming computers and console should use ethernet. All other device are just find on 2.4ghs and 5ghz. I dont understand the purpose of $200+. I have an old Nighthawk router and get close to 600mb up and 100down. Games don't use that much bandwidth. What's the purpose of me upgrading? Your speed is only as fast as your network provider.

[@Anonsbdofjrnwodb]

How do I know if my iot things support WiFi 7?

[@CeleronS1]

They don't but they don't need it.

[@guesswork]

I don't know what you're doing creating separate networks for frequencies. If you just look at the list, every device will be routed through the fastest frequency band it can handle. It's very simple. The router broadcasts all frequencies and the device will choose the fastest and then move itself down if there are connection issues. If there are issues they're dealt with in the blink of an eye. Unless of course you've done what you're suggesting. You've made separate networks out of some bizarre paranoiathat your device is going to just choose the slower one.. I don't know, maybe that is what Apple does but, I even doubt that. Every time the device thinks it's a good idea to jump ship it has to move to a new network. It's just not likely to happen as fast or be as optimal. Essentially you've somehow managed to make the simple act of hooking up a wifi router, a convoluted mess that probably runs worse than if you just plugged it in and didn't do anything else. There's no advanced settings. We don't even get a shot of the settings. So basically I clicked on this video hoping for a review of sorts for that router. And, I instead got an Apple fanboy pretending they have any idea what's actually going on. Tech on KZbin in a nutshell

[@ridingweeb4801]

i have multiple devices that routinely choose the slower 2.4ghz band even because it has slightly better connection thatn 5ghz

[@eat.a.dick.google]

and then the real world kicks in.

[@AlexanderGrahamBell2]

iphone 16 dont have real wifi 7 its not using the full wifi 7 speed

[@lenkiatleong]

iPhone specification already clearly stated that it does not use 320 Mhz channel width. With this, it can't achieve the max potential of Wi-Fi 7 routers.

[@cyrus0ne]

Out of curiosity , how far away were you from the router ? Something like 20 cm 😂... That should be mentioned....

[@ARGamingPK1-YT]

Love your videos from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️

[@Beanie1984]

"Im not going to through a load of terminology at you, that you wont understand, about how wifi 7 is better than wifi 6 on the 5ghz frequency band." Thats good coming from a person that still to this day pronounces Ethernet as F ER NET

[@AntonioHenrike]

80% of people don't need wifi 7

[@hxz]

95+% *

[@techflow]

99%* WiFi 6 at 5Ghz is still a top contender.

[@marcrisale]

@@techflowI agree, most of the people doesn’t even know u can replace your ISP router/modem

[@RACAPE]

Yet

[@philjackson991]

You are mistaken. We all need the fresh DEDICATED 6GHz that 6E and 7 brings. Firstly, if you are using WPA2-PSK you are begging to be hacked, 6E and 7 require the use WPA3-SAE. Secondly, its all about channel reuse. Way more pipe in 6GHz for LPI APs and devices.

[@amigatommy7]

Bummer samsung says the S23 ultra has wifi 7 but it is not turned on.

[@turbosbourse]

Peace mate ! Nice video.

[@Richard_GIS]

7:43 Apple is using only 80 Mhz not 160 or 240 - that is already the 'full' speed

[@philjackson991]

You should never ever ever use more an 80MHz wide channel for 6 GHz, never more than 40MHz for 5GHz and never anything but channels 1, 6 and 11 on 2.4GHz at 20MHz. unless you live in a cornfield and you are within a farday cage

[@joebob2311productions]

Given my internet speed is 200 down and 25 up, WiFi 6 already provides full speed for me

[@Bro_Jared]

I have a WiFi 6e router with 1 gb internet speeds. I have an iPhone 13 and I can only get around 550 download and about 700 upload speeds on my phone.

[@danielunwin]

Great video to show you don't understand Wi-Fi networks, Lacks depth into channel widths and channel interference just as a start. If you're going to talk about Wi-Fi even in simple terms please discuss the whole truth and not just say for example 2.4Ghz spectrum is faster on Wi-Fi 7, it's not that simple

[@whaletrain7070]

My thoughts. Not to mention he's trying to upsell a router without even stating that a device will surely need to be capable of WiFi 7 to even get the benefits - the way the video plays out makes it seem any ordinary joe can buy one and they'll instantly get all these amazing benefits.

[@no1warr1or]

The bit about MLO being required to have the same SSID made me chuckle lol band steering is/has been a thing. I've had the same SSID for wifi bands since my first dual band AP

[@qwkii]

You could've gotten even faster Mbps if you didn't use an iPhone. It's locked at 6Ghz 160Mhz. Better use a Samsung or a Xiaomi.

[@kevinkev1530]

Cool info

[@Emtbtoday]

There's a secret menu in samsung wifi that can be activated like developer options on the S24 ultra it had loads wifi stuff to play with but the wifi 7 is beta for experimental use only and not stable connection it says! Yet i noticed it was considerably slower than my Samsung S9 tab ultra with wifi 7! Both devices came out at same time! My tab 9 and fold 4 and 5 are all on android 6.1.1 BUT samsung s24 ultra is NOT it's lagging way behind on 6.1 and having issues with it! Samsung aren't updating the latest flagship until the S25 lauch with one ui 7 at end January! It's been since September my 2023 devices got the latest Android version yet 2024 flagship still on what it came out box on!

[@stephanelambert1846]

CRYSTAL CLEAR!

[@darkguardian1314]

Rooter…Router….Tomatoes…Tomato😂

[@techflow]

nooooo

[@JohnDoe-ip3oq]

Wi-Fi has been advertising these features since AC, and it's NEVER worked. The software doesn't work, the hardware doesn't work. Then if you want open source, they don't even try to use it. That load balancing stuff doesn't work, it'll put your Wi-Fi on 2.4 channel 99% of the time. Completely broken just like buffer bloat QoS. THEN then latest routers BREAK 2.4 N compatibility, so your 2.4 devices WON'T CONNECT, all while throwing 5ghz devices on 2.4. IT'S A JOKE.

[@cheekster777]

Thank you Alex

[@oMeGa0122]

So I just watched an 11 minutes video for the phone not utilizing the WiFi 7 in the end? Man this video sucks

[@kieran.thejasperhouse]

lol, I already have a UniFi U7 Pro with a 2.5gbit uplink and 1000 up and down to the property

[@shshankking]

Is this channel used to be Mars Bars??

[@losangeles3978]

This dude looks like Whistlin Diesel

[@true2liferadio]

will this work with meta quest 3?

[@akshajhui]

Theese speeds are crazy fast

[@harshitsingh9467]

After watching this I can say I don't need WiFi-6 or WiFi-7 standards. As house of 4 peoples.

[@mastersheldon]

Watching your video with 480p resolutoin while connecting to my wifi 4 router.. .

[@Carls_Word]

I use Wi-fi 6E it is fast but sometimes is slow

[@denziiey]

Same with 6. Too inconsistent. Sometimes i get really good speeds and sometimes it's meh.

[@yoorichyrichGaming]

Just stay with 5Ghz for now

[@timmay2k]

What most people don't realize is that you'll either have to upgrade your mother board that supports wifi 7 get a pcie card and or upgrade your laptop to take advantage of it. I actually switched from wifi to hardwire and probably won't go back to using wifi again

[@evan-du3vk]

Must be looking strange when you walk with wired smartphone all over your home. Or having 4 people running around home with cables

[@LollLool-w1j]

Love you too 🇮🇳