I get that, but the bump from WiFi 3 to 4 to 5 etc (on my phone) hasn’t really been a noticeable bump in speed compared to mobile data (grps > edge > 3g etc) also guess the speed from the provider to the router plays a big part (if you pay for 20mbps having a phone with wifi 7 isn’t gonna give you an increased speed either I guess). But I’m no expert so am genuinely curious if WiFi 7 is a bigger deal then previous iterations or maybe this one has a specific use case that 6 doesn’t have (like new Bluetooth got low power mode for example)
Well, my new home internet is much faster than that. But it’s too soon to tell if it make a diffrence, becouse my devices need to catch up. Hance the question :)
Well makes sense, I also looked it up online out of curiosity and seems like WiFi 7 isn’t that new anymore so if you have a router at home that supports it, makes sense to get a device that supports it too
Maybe. Or mayve its an overkill and mosr of the lags I expirience is due to shortag of other things like RAM or processing power and my prevuous bandwith was perfectly fine for my casual needs. Who can tell?
Honest question, why do you care enough for wifi 7 that you’re willing to spend extra on it?
Hmm, since everything I use is in the cloud, internet speed impacts my entire digital expirience, right? I feel like im missing something.
I get that, but the bump from WiFi 3 to 4 to 5 etc (on my phone) hasn’t really been a noticeable bump in speed compared to mobile data (grps > edge > 3g etc) also guess the speed from the provider to the router plays a big part (if you pay for 20mbps having a phone with wifi 7 isn’t gonna give you an increased speed either I guess). But I’m no expert so am genuinely curious if WiFi 7 is a bigger deal then previous iterations or maybe this one has a specific use case that 6 doesn’t have (like new Bluetooth got low power mode for example)
Well, my new home internet is much faster than that. But it’s too soon to tell if it make a diffrence, becouse my devices need to catch up. Hance the question :)
Well makes sense, I also looked it up online out of curiosity and seems like WiFi 7 isn’t that new anymore so if you have a router at home that supports it, makes sense to get a device that supports it too
Maybe. Or mayve its an overkill and mosr of the lags I expirience is due to shortag of other things like RAM or processing power and my prevuous bandwith was perfectly fine for my casual needs. Who can tell?