All new Macs with M4 processors continue to support Wi-Fi 6E. Although at the same time, the iPhone 16 line already has corresponding support.
iPhone uses 802.11be Wi-Fi 7 with 2×2 MIMO. The Wi-Fi 7 chips in these smartphones have a top data rate of 2400 Mbps and a maximum channel throughput of 160 MHz, which is the same performance as the Wi-Fi 6E chips in the iPhone 15 Pro and Mac M3 with Wi-Fi . 6E in 6 GHz networks.
Wi-Fi 7 in iPhone 16 has the fastest data transfer speeds when connected to a 5GHz network, based on the Wi-Fi 6E chips found in Macs and iPads. However, Apple does not support the full 320 MHz bandwidth in Wi-Fi 7, but limited bandwidth to 160 MHz, so the iPhone 16 does not take full advantage of Wi-Fi 7 despite having a Wi-Fi 7 chip.
Unlike the iPhone 16 models, Apple’s M4 Macs do not support Wi-Fi 7.
This week Apple introduced new Mac mini, iMac and MacBook Pro models, adding faster and more efficient M4 chips, as well as some other updates such as…
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Source: Iphones RU
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