What to upgrade to from Multy WSQ50TWIN
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I've been running a mesh m1 system at home for a few years now, and it had worked great. However I need to be able to run Wi-Fi 6 now.
what do you recommend for my next system? I have 1gb fiber internet and the setup I have currently works great, but need Wi-Fi 6
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Hi @Ohenriquez65
Are you considering Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 6E for your network environment? While Multy M1 does not support Wi-Fi 6E, it does support 802.11ax. If your wireless client is compatible with 802.11ax, simply connect to the Multy M1 SSID to establish a connection using the 802.11ax protocol.0 -
I need the latest WiFi 6e or 7 if it is available. Any recommendations? Also is my current multy wsq50 compatible with the setup you are describing?
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Hi @Ohenriquez65
Multy X support wireless 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, WSQ50 Multy X does not support WiFi 6e or 7 , if you need Wi-Fi 6E mesh product, you can consider NWA220AX-6E.
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hey Jerry, thanks for the response, but will I be able to connect one of the NWA220AX-6E with the existing multy system I have? Or will I need to get two new NWA220AX-6E systems ? I need to know interoperability please.
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Hi @Ohenriquez65
Multy model can only do mesh with the same model.
Here is table list in the User Guide. Page10 Table2
For more information about NWA220AX-6E, you can refer to the article below
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