@paulnet You can see from my performance tests below that there does indeed seem to be a slight limitation with the backhaul but was surprised to see that the iPhone 16 Pro (Wi-Fi6E) was much better...

@shabiu Hi, I guess you are referring to Wi-Fi6E? You should only be able to see the SSID, if you have WiFi6E enabled and a device that supports a Wi-Fi6E SSID on 6GHz? CheerZ

Supports all three 2.4GHZ, 5GHz & 6GHz Wi-Fi bands. Using Broadcom chipset. Only supports max channel bandwidth of 160MHz. No 320MHz channel support. In my opinion, this isn't a deal breaker as I...

@Fl1nst0ne Hi Guys, If you were not already aware, there seems to be a limitation with the new iPhone pro 16 using WiFi7. The iPhone pro 16 currently only supports a max channel bandwidth of 160MHz...

I did some performance testing on my XE75 mesh Network using a WLANPI connected to the 1Gig port on the primary XE75, running iPerf3(TCP). Note - My XE75(AP mode) mesh network is running 1.4.1 and...

@nico887 Found this on the internet this morning iPhone 16 Promises Blazing Fast WiFi 7 Speeds But A Hidden 160 MHz Limitation Is Secretly Keeping Performance Stuck At WiFi 6E Levels Apple launched...