Does Smart Connect include the 6E (6 Ghz) network if you use the same SSID for all networks? In other words, if you have Smart Connect enabled and are using a 6E compatible device, will it switch your device automatically from 2.4 to 5 to 6 Ghz according to what the router believes is the best connection?
If Smart Connect does not include the 6E network, then is it advisable to use a different SSID than the standard Wifi 6 network?
I've looked everywhere for an answer to this question and haven't found one.
No. smart connect doesn't currently incorporate the 6ghz signal.
I've got named separate so I can select it since the signal is much shorter range than the 5ghz. That way I can choose when to connect to the 6g signal.
For my environment, iPhone 15 Pro Max case. With smart connect on and setting 6GHz SSID same with them (This is same with Apple official instructions.), then 6E worked on my iPhone. Just for sure enabling security WPA2+WPA3 for 2.4/5Ghz. I hope this helps someone.
You're saying that on your router WiFi6 and Wifi6E have the same SSID? If so I thought you couldn't do that.
On mine they have 2 separate SSID's. My Pixel 7 Pro has both programmed into it's database and usually picks the one with the best signal. Almost always it's Wifi6 for reasons we all know. When it does auto-select 6E I honestly don't any speed improvements.
