Ubiquiti UniFi 7 AP Pro - Is it worth it?

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[@michael4196]

4:05 is this also true of the 6GHz band on Wi-Fi 6E?
Fantastic video btw, lots of useful info

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@Michael4196
Thank you for the feedback and I'm glad you liked the video. Wifi 6E is an extension of Wifi 6, but only Wifi 6E devices can operate in the 6 GHz band.
Wifi 6 is backward compatible, but Wifi 6E is not as it requires WPA3 and PMF, therefore, any of your clients that do not support Wifi 6E cannot connect to the 6 GHz if you enable it as that will force WPA3 and PMF.
Very few devices support Wifi 6E so far, mostly are still stuck on Wifi 5 and Wifi 4. No devices support Wifi 7 as of now, as far as I know because that's just too new.
Hope this helps.