I agree with you that we shouldn't wait to upgrade until after we are facing constraints, but the current state of home networking is so robust that we're absol

I agree with you that we shouldn't wait to upgrade until after we are facing constraints, but the current state of home networking is so robust that we're absolutely nowhere close to the pipe being full. I am in no way opposed to the development and deployment of Wi-Fi 7, but I do have a problem with it being marketed as a major upgrade for consumers, when the average consumer is more likely to be adversely affected by worsening radio coverage than benefit from the increased maximum speed.