WiFi 6E: Provides faster speed and more device capacity, even for the most sophisticated smart homes
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Unlock the 6GHz superhighway
Tap into the latest 6GHz WiFi band with WiFi 6E. This high-capacity fast lane delivers top speeds for WiFi 6E laptops, phones & tablets.
The First WiFi 6E Quad-Band Mesh
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Up to 10.8Gbps WiFi Speeds
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Exclusive new Quad-band technology with 6GHz WiFi band
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Supports up to 200 connected devices
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Dedicated backhaul for the fastest speeds throughout your home
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Complete the package with NETGEAR Armor
Forget everything you know about 5G mobile hotspots
The game has changed. Unlock 5G speeds up to 8Gbps and WiFi up to 3.6Gbps to power up to 32 devices. Meet the all-new 5G-powered Nighthawk M6 Pro.
Nighthawk WiFi 6E for every home
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Speeds of up to 7.8 or 10.8 Gbps
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Tri-band technology with new 6GHz
WiFi band -
Multi-Gig internet speeds of up to
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Quad-core 1.7GHz & 1.8GHz processors
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NETGEAR Armor advanced security
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Options tailored to your home and budget
Learn More About WiFi 6E
WiFi 6E Use Cases
The Evolution of WiFi
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What’s the Difference Between WiFi 6E and WiFi 6?
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is WiFi 6E?
WiFi 6E is the evolution of WiFi 6. 6ghz wireless technology brings faster speeds, less congestion, lower latency, and more bandwidth to give you the most powerful streaming and gaming experience yet. NETGEAR's Orbi RBKE963 WiFi 6E Mesh System supports WiFi 6E, as does the standalone NETGEAR Nighthawk RAXE500 WiFi 6E router.
What are the benefits of WiFi 6E?
The benefits of WiFi 6E include increased connected capacity, faster wireless speeds, lower latency and improved network efficiency. WiFi 6E enables everyone to easily stream, play, and work simultaneously. NETGEAR's Orbi RBKE963 WiFi 6E Mesh System supports WiFi 6E, as does the standalone NETGEAR Nighthawk RAXE500 WiFi 6E router.
WiFi 6 vs WiFi 6E - What is the difference?
The main difference between WiFi 6 and WiFi 6E is the new 6GHz band. WiFi 6E's more spectrum and high-bandwidth channels helps relieve congestion and interference whilst still providing quick speed and more connected capacity for more devices. Read more about the differences between WiFi 6 and WiFi 6E.