Yes, Wi-Fi 6 is important as it improves speed and efficiency for modern devices.
Yes, Wi-Fi 6 is important as it improves speed and efficiency for modern devices.
Consider waiting a couple of years before replacing everything. Wi-Fi 6 offers speed, but early use can be risky unless you're comfortable spending money. Allow the new tech to settle and fix any issues before full adoption.
It doesn't matter right now, but I'll be around soon when more gadgets support WiFi 6. For it to work best, every device needs WiFi 6 on the same network. Unless you're using older models, those improvements probably won't help much. It's not worth the extra cost unless your system supports it. If your motherboard already has it, that's great. Remember, most internal WiFi chips are M.2 cards and could be upgraded to WiFi 6 later. You'll also likely see many more WiFi 6 PCIe cards coming soon.