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Question

Wow, you make it REALLY hard to get a basic message through.

On this page

https://www.netgear.com/hub/technology/wifi-7-vs-wifi-6/

you say "At present, Apple’s iPhone does not support WiFi 6E" - but the page is not dated.

How would I know if it is old info and I should check if that statement is no longer correct??

The date of a blog or support page gives context to its content.

Thanks.

M

CrimpOn · Answer

From the Apple web site for iPhone 13: https://www.apple.com/iphone-13/specs/&nbsp;
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Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) is not Wi-Fi6E

schumaku · Answer

Roaky&nbsp;wrote:
On this page
https://www.netgear.com/hub/technology/wifi-7-vs-wifi-6/
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you say "At present, Apple’s iPhone does not support WiFi 6E"&nbsp; -&nbsp; but the page is not dated.
How would I know if it is old info and I should check if that statement is no longer correct??

Keep in mind this was published as a Netgear Blog post, and in no aspect as a continuously maintained current publication
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Agree, even for a Blog section and a Blog post, showing the publication data would be more state-of-the-art.
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Well, the first iPhone supporting WiFi 6E are the&nbsp;iPhone 15 Pro&nbsp; models introduced on 12-SEP-2023 during the Apple Keynote, along with all the other new iPhone 15 models. In other words? Apple was about two years late compared to other mobile vendors.&nbsp;
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