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Wi-Fi 8 unveils no speed boost
New routers supporting the "Wi-Fi 8" standard have been introduced by TP-Link, with availability expected in markets starting in 2027. The "Wi-Fi 8" standard focuses on improving network stability and reliability rather than merely increasing speed, aiming to reduce dead zones and maintain a steady connection for devices while on the move. It also enhances home network security and boosts smart home performance. Additionally, the standard supports features such as multi-access point coordination, low latency, and extended range. While the speed difference compared to "Wi-Fi 7" is expected to be minimal, it will result in more reliable connections and an improved user experience. The official certification for the "Wi-Fi 8" standard is scheduled for 2028, although supporting devices will become available a little before that.
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