@EAMT Oh, thanks, but mine has already been working for a long time. It was just fixed after one of the updates

  @olegafx same problem bro, on the name of 6ghz its connecting to 5ghz only. Under 6ghz its emty.

Are people really having problems with 6E capable devices connecting to the Deco router?  I have three 6E devices and have zero problems with the Deco XE75/5300 routers connecting to it.  Something seems wrong with the 6E device if that is having problems and is not Deco's fault.  I think people get confused when they hear it is Wifi 6 capable thinking that means it is 6 GHz capable when it needs to be Wifi 6E capable to get the 6 GHz band.

  @olegafx 

Change from WPA2 to WPA3.  That should do the trick

I have the be65 deco, my s24 ultra in Mexico is not seeing the 6ghz band, it says is connected to wifi 7 but in 5ghz band, also when I click in the deco app on my 6ghz network the on advanced and where it shows the channel and bandwidth the deco app crashes, this is only when selecting my 6ghz network on the deco app, other networks work fine any ideas?

Regards,

You know, it used to be a real pain to see a Wi-Fi password on your iPhone.  Thankfully, Apple made it a lot easier now, especially if you're running iOS 16 or later.  The trick is, it only works if you've previously connected to the Wi-Fi network and saved the password.  You can't just see the password for any random network.

So, if you've connected to the network before, you'll want to go to your iPhone's Settings.  Then tap on Wi-Fi.  You should see a list of networks you've connected to.  Tap the little "i" icon next to the network you're curious about.  If you're lucky, you'll see a password field there!  It might be hidden at first, but there should be an option to reveal it.

Keep in mind you might need to use Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode to actually see the password, just for security reasons.  If you don't see the password field, it means you probably haven't saved it on your iPhone.  In that case, you'll have to ask whoever manages the network for the password, or maybe check the router itself if you have access to it.