much faster

The Wi-Fi 7 standard is already available for many devices. In the near future we will see this on all our devices (smartphones, laptops, PCs, tablets, TVs and, of course, routers). The first mass smartphone with the latest standards will be the Galaxy S24 Ultra, which will be officially introduced on January 17.

In the statement, the organization states that Wi-Fi 7 surpasses current standards in tasks such as high-bandwidth broadcasting and low-latency gaming; This is important given how quickly virtual reality systems are gaining popularity and increasingly demanding business applications.

If we talk about technical specifications, then Wi-Fi 7 offers 46 gigabits per second bandwidth compared to its predecessor’s 9.6 gigabits bandwidth. The new standard operates in the 2.5 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands. Additionally, if your device and router support the same standard, you can reduce congestion, increase speed, and ensure a reliable connection.

Additional information provided by the editor includes:

• Ultrawide channels that are twice as wide as today’s widest channel size to deliver multi-gigabit speeds and high-throughput devices.
• The ability for devices to transmit and receive data simultaneously over multiple channels to increase throughput, reduce latency, and increase reliability.
• 4K QAM provides 20% higher transmission speed than 1024 QAM.
• Improved spectrum planning flexibility to increase spectrum efficiency.
• Better performance with latency-sensitive streams.
• Communication Services for Emergency Preparedness: Ensures the continuity of national security and emergency preparedness services for users while maintaining service priority and quality in Wi-Fi access networks.

It will take some time for the Wi-Fi 7 standard to be implemented on all modern devices. However, in the coming months we will increasingly see products with the latest standards.