WiFi 7 is here and it's insanely fast. Like... maybe too fast. Can it saturate my 8Gbit fiber connection?
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There are a number of WiFi 7 options available for those interested in upgrading:
Eero Max 7 (used here): https://amzn.to/3Ocwar8
TPLink Deco: https://amzn.to/3vKdnwY
Netgear Orbi: https://amzn.to/3SqM7fV
Linksys Velop: https://amzn.to/3tSedHs
UniFi U7 (cheap (yay!), but limited to 2.5Gbps, sadly...): https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/u...

Lots of people are still running 802.11ac WiFi 5 setups (until just a few months ago, I was too!), but WiFi 6 is already old news and WiFi 6E has started to come come to a bunch of devices in the past year like the iPhone 15 Pro and M3 Macs—but WiFi 7 is already here and its ready to take names, right? Ehhh. The video delves into the potential of WiFi 7, testing its promises of multigigabit speeds and examining the OnePlus 11 as one of the few devices currently supporting WiFi 7. Additionally, we address the issue of achieving ultrafast internet speeds in the real world and the problems with bandwidth, peering, and the internet as a whole that may make this upgrade less important than you think.

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0:00 I got 8Gbit fiber—how could I resist WiFi 7?
0:45 eero does some shady sh*t
2:44 How I'm wired up 8Gbit
3:21 Trying an 8 gig speed test!
4:07 The problem with SpeedTest.net
5:33 HUGE NOTE: Intranet != Internet
5:53 What devices even support WiFi 7?
6:56 Can we actually get 4.3Gbps over WiFi?
7:34 WiFi marketing is a liar, sometimes...
8:53 Everybody should wait to upgrade to WiFi 7
9:21 The Internet actually kinda sucks
10:03 Proof that the internet actually kinda sucks
11:11 WiFi 6E is a lot cheaper and good enough for 90% of the world