'23 Bday Button Pop Inflation Attempt 8

oh, I don't know, say a stadium, for example,

that you might never see numbers at least approaching that,

but at home to a single device, not even close.

But that doesn't mean you won't see numbers

greater than you're used to seeing with this thing,

especially if you're upgrading from Wi-Fi 6.

Because like Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 7 has support

for the six gigahertz band,

which means you are less likely to run into interference

with your neighbors if you're somewhere like

in a high rise or a multiplex.

And because most of your devices

aren't going to be using Wi-Fi six gigahertz yet,

it's really useful to act as a wireless backhaul

between mesh access points like these ones.

Nice and fast, no interference.

Let's have a look at what's included.

We've got a couple of USB-C power bricks.

We've got, I don't know,

kind of cheap feeling braided, probably cat 5E cable.

These are 45 watt power bricks?

You know, I was reading a ruckus article

talking about how one of the concerns

about all these spatial streams and Wi-Fi 7 in general

is power consumption at the access points.

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