• • Multi-Link Operation (MLO): Allows devices to send and receive data across multiple bands and channels simultaneously. Instead of forcing your router to switch between 5 GHz and 6 GHz, MLO aggregates them for higher throughput and fewer dropouts. 
  • Ultra-Wide 320 MHz Channels: Doubles the maximum channel width of Wi-Fi 6 (160 MHz), providing a massive “data highway” that allows for rapid downloads and heavy data transfers. 
  • 4096-QAM (4K-QAM): Increases data density. It allows transmission signals to pack 20% more data into the same space compared to the 1024-QAM used in Wi-Fi 6, resulting in higher peak data rates. 
  • Preamble Puncturing: Solves interference issues. If a portion of your Wi-Fi channel is blocked or congested, this feature “puncture-outs” the bad part while allowing the router to use the rest of the channel uninhibited.

More information on WiFi 7 – courtsey of Omada Networks