11 to 60 is actually really good. If you look at the total throughput on a residential connection, even a gigabit fiber connection, they will almost never burst

11 to 60 is actually really good. If you look at the total throughput on a residential connection, even a gigabit fiber connection, they will almost never burst above about 30mbps download. For most people 4K streaming is about the most bandwidth intensive thing they'll do, and that only requires about 20mbps per stream. As you indicated, video conference streams really don't use that much bandwidth (although they are very sensitive to latency.) The only real exception to this on residential networks (even during Covid with everyone working from home) is big game updates.