TP-Link unveils Wi-Fi 6E routers and mesh systems
Regular Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) is great, but Wi-Fi 6E will be even better that s why many consumers skipped Wi-Fi 6 and stuck with Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac). But wait, what exactly is the difference? Does that letter E really matter? Actually, yes, because it indicates the use of a 6GHz band a much less crowded frequency compared to 2.4GHz or 5GHz. This extra bandwidth, lower latency, and reduced congestion is why Wi-Fi 6E is so exciting.
Of course, to truly take advantage of this new standard, you will need both a router and clients with the capability. Thankfully, popular networking hardware-maker, TP-Link, is rolling out an all-new lineup of Wi-Fi 6E routers. This company has quickly become one of my favorite router manufacturers thanks to reliability and affordable prices I recommend this sub-$80 router all the time.