① The addition of the 6GHz band expands the spectrum.

• In Japan, a frequency band of approximately 500 MHz will become available, and the securing of many additional channels will resolve the congestion.
• Large amounts of data can be transmitted at high speed and with low latency.

② New frequency that is less likely to interfere with other devices

• The 6GHz band does not require DFS and does not interrupt communication due to radar detection.
• Compared to other frequency bands, it experiences less radio interference and enables stable communication.

③ Enhanced security through mandatory WPA3

• Using the 6GHz band requires WPA3 and Enhanced Open/OWE.
• Security has been significantly improved with the latest encryption technology.

① Clean frequency band

• Clean frequency bands that do not require DFS considerations

② Increased number of channels used

• Reduced channel interference, increased number of connected devices, and increased transmission volume due to channel bonding.

③ Improved throughput

• Improving the user experience of Wi-Fi 6E-enabled devices without being affected by legacy devices.

① Limitations due to LPI (Low Power Indoor) mode

• Use is limited to indoor locations only.
• The antenna is limited to the built-in antenna.
• The maximum EIRP is 200mW (same as W52/53).

② Security requires WPA3 or Enhanced Open/OWE, so a compatible authentication server is necessary.