October 26, 2025
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Good morning! In today’s issue, we’ll dig into the all of the latest moves and highlight what they mean for you right now. Along the way, you’ll find insights you can put to work immediately
— Ryan Rincon, Founder at The Wealth Wagon Inc.
Today’s Post
Why You Should Care About the New Wi‑Fi 7 Standard — And What It Means for You
Wireless networking has just stepped up to a new level. The latest standard, Wi-Fi 7 (also known as IEEE 802.11be), is now official and starting to arrive in real products. In this post, we’ll explain what Wi-Fi 7 is, why it’s better than what you’re likely using now, and whether you should care (or maybe upgrade soon).
What is Wi-Fi 7?
Simply put: Wi-Fi 7 is the next big leap in home and business wireless networks. It builds on Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E (which brought the 6 GHz band). Wi-Fi 7 adds features that boost speed, reduce delays, handle more devices—and make wireless feel closer to wired connections.
Here are some of the major improvements:
4096-QAM modulation: This means more data in each “symbol” of a wireless signal, so faster data transfer.
320-MHz channel width: Wider channels let more data pass at once. That means bigger “pipes” of wireless.
Multi-Link Operation (MLO): A device can send and receive on multiple bands (2.4GHz, 5GHz, 6GHz) at the same time, improving reliability and reducing lag.
Better efficiency and less interference: With features like preamble-puncturing and new resource units (MRU) devices can deal with crowded networks better.
Why Does This Matter to YOU?
You might stop and ask: “I already have Wi-Fi 6—why should I care?” Great question. Here’s how Wi-Fi 7 could directly make your digital life better:
Faster downloads and smoother streams: Especially if you have a high-speed internet plan or many users/devices at once.
Less lag with multiple devices: In homes with lots of smart-home gadgets, phones, TVs, gaming rigs—Wi-Fi 7 handles that better.
Better gaming or VR/AR experience: Because lower latency and more reliability mean fewer glitches when you’re streaming a game, using a virtual reality headset, or doing a live call.
More “future-proofing”: If you upgrade now, you’ll have a network that holds up future devices and demands for years.
Should You Upgrade Now—or Wait?
Here are some practical thoughts:
Consider upgrading now if:
You have a really fast internet plan (multi-gigabit) and your current Wi-Fi feels slow or congested.
You have many devices (smart home, gaming, work from home) and notice lag or disruption.
You’re okay investing now for a network that lasts for several years.
It might be smart to wait if:
Your current internet speed is moderate (e.g., under 500 Mbps) and you don’t notice major issues.
Most of your devices do not support Wi-Fi 7 yet (many older phones/laptops won’t benefit immediately).
You’re on a budget and don’t need the absolute fastest network today.
What to Look For in a Wi-Fi 7 Router
If you decide to upgrade, here are the key features to check:
Support for 6GHz band: This is where many Wi-Fi 7 gains show up.
Multi-Link Operation (MLO) support: Router + devices should both support it to get full benefit.
Wide channel width (320 MHz) and 4096-QAM support: These are technical specs that mean “next-level speed”.
Good ports / wired options: Even with better wireless, having high-speed wired options (2.5 GbE, etc) helps for gaming or workstations.
Backward compatibility: Your router should still support older Wi-Fi devices, because you’ll likely have a mix of new + old gadgets.
Key Takeaway
Wi-Fi 7 is the next big jump in wireless tech—and it’s not just about faster speeds, but about better wireless for many devices and high-demand situations. If your home or business network feels crowded, slow, or outdated, Wi-Fi 7 is worth serious consideration. If you’re more casual, your current setup might still be fine for now—but the future is already here.
In short: upgrade when it fits your needs and budget, but keep this new standard in mind as you plan your tech for the next few years.
That’s All For Today
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— Ryan Rincon, CEO and Founder at The Wealth Wagon Inc.
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