First of all, the 5G era will also be fully popularized this year. Some key cities have also begun to implement gigabit optical fiber into the home. The activation of WiFi 6 has also allowed major manufacturers to invest in the research and development of new technologies and the launch of new equipment. So how to choose a router in 2022?
The latest generation of WiFi6, in technical terms, is 802.11AX. At the beginning of October last year, the Wi-Fi specification was renamed, and the new standard 802.11ax was renamed Wi-Fi 6.
A lot of news about Wi-Fi 7 has been reported recently, but considering that the standard is still being developed, the official launch will not be until 2024. Obviously, for a considerable number of users, Wi-Fi 6 is still a more practical choice.
A few days ago, MediaTek announced the world's first demonstration of Wi-Fi 7 based on Filogic chip products. MTK claims that Wi-Fi 7 is 2.4 times faster than the previous generation of networks, and will truly allow wireless to replace wired/Ethernet networks for the first time.
With the improvement of consumers' living standards, more and more people will choose larger houses to live in. However, after moving into a large house, the most troublesome issue is the Wi-Fi coverage.
For many friends, the impact of network disconnection is bigger issue than that of water disconnection. In reality, it is very possible to buy a router with good performance, but because it is not placed properly, the use effect is greatly reduced.
With the continuous iteration of WiFi technology, high-speed wireless network has become another basic requirement of people in addition to water and electricity at home.
