However, there aren’t many devices that support 6 GHz WiFi right now – Intel launched its first 6E product in November, and even the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S launched just two months ago are not compatible. But we can see a lot of announcements during CES, particularly with Samsung’s new flagships coming this week. The S21 and S21 Plus will run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888, a SoC that supports the standard.
If you are not yet ready to make the leap to WiFi 6E, Netgear has announced a few more routers that should work well with your existing configuration – especially if you are in an area with no wired broadband. The LAX20 is a 4G LTE device with four gigabit ports, which is already available in Europe and will cost US $ 300 in the USA. There is also a new LTE mobile router, the LM1200, which will cost $ 150 and will be launched this month. No release date has been announced for the RAXE500 yet, but it is expected to hit stores sometime in the spring.