Exceptional Wi-Fi Performance Correlates
Directly to Uncompromised Connectivity

Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA)

This feature helps transmit data more efficiently by dividing the communication channel into smaller parts. This allows multiple devices to share the same channel simultaneously, reducing delays.

MU-MIMO (Multi-User, Multiple Input, Multiple Output)

MU-MIMO, introduced in Wi-Fi 5, is improved in Wi-Fi 6. These routers are responsible for communication with multiple devices simultaneously, increasing network efficiency.

Target Wake Time (TWT)

Target Wake Time (TWT) is a feature that helps devices save battery. Devices can negotiate when they wake up to send or receive data, reducing the time they spend active and conserving battery power.

Higher Data Rates

Wi-Fi 6 is faster and more efficient than Wi-Fi 5. It supports higher speeds for better wireless connections.

BSS Color

The BSS Color reduces interference in crowded places by distinguishing between different networks. This helps improve the overall network efficiency.

Improved Range

Wi-Fi 6 provides better performance over longer distances, ensuring a more reliable connection across larger areas.

1024-QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation)

Wi-Fi 6 uses a more advanced modulation technique (1024-QAM) compared to Wi-Fi 5, allowing more data to be transmitted in the same space, resulting in faster speeds.

Backward Compatibility

It's backward compatible, so devices using older Wi-Fi standards can still connect to Wi-Fi 6 routers, though they won't get all the benefits.

Enhanced Security

Wi-Fi 6 also comes with enhanced security through the WPA3 protocol, offering stronger encryption and better protection against security threats compared to older versions.