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Nighthawk Router RAXE500
I am confused about the Wi-Fi settings in my Router RAXE500 I enabled AX 2.4Ghz 5GHz 6GHz and smart switch is disabled The 2.4GHz and the 5GHz have the same password the SSID names are slightl...
All Samsung galaxy S10 are capable of handling 6G
with all the recent new updates
https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/20/18232366/samsung-galaxy-s10-wifi-6-lte-speed#:~:text=All%20three%20new%20phones%2C%20the,or%20just%20your%20home%20router.
With that said, if I disable AX
the Wi-Fi signal does not display the number 6 anymore which indicates 6 GHz
so that is verified
what is not verified. If 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz have the same password
how is it that my phone is picking up 6 GHz.
When the 6 GHz has a completely different password.
And I'm not using that password
Ray65 wrote:
All Samsung galaxy S10 are capable of handling 6G
Incorrect. Read the article you linked to. The S10 is wifi 6. Not 6E. 6E includes the 6ghz spectrum.
wifi 6 is simply wireless AX which is 2.4ghz and 5ghz. The 6E adds in 6ghz.
The S10 does not have any 6ghz capability.
Wifi 6 does not equal 6ghz.
Okay, so assuming you are correct. What does the 6 represent next to the Wi-Fi signal
It merely means its connecting to an AX signal.
they renamed wifi generations from things like
wireless N, wireless AC, wireless AX to just numbers.
wireless N=Wifi 4
Wireless AC= Wifi 5
Wireless AX= Wifi 6
6E is a middle generations that includes the 6ghz band.
The only samsung phones with 6ghz are the S21 ultra and now S22 plus/ultra
https://www.techietech.tech/wifi-6e-compatible-smartphones/