That’s not on Wi-Fi is it? Or your router is in the same room as your device, and it’s the only device using the signal? I agree you shouldn’t rip out 5e cable

That’s not on Wi-Fi is it? Or your router is in the same room as your device, and it’s the only device using the signal? I agree you shouldn’t rip out 5e cables to install 6e if what you have works for you and there aren’t any substantial improvements. To that end, I’ve personally skipped Wi-Fi 6 and will wait for 6E before considering an upgrade. Even then, I’d like to have at minimum 3 devices that support Wi-Fi 6 before I upgrade. I’ve two such devices right now, so it’s not out of the question for me. I’m in favour of keeping devices automatically updated even years later, but I suspect the only economical way of doing so is emulating devices in VMs, a giant test suite and automatic security update testing (no humans required beyond reviewing code diffs). But setting up that kind of automated testing infrastructure is a high bar for most companies, so it’s cheaper to put the cost on the consumer to consume again within 3-5 years for the next product update lifecycle...