> even your 6e ap will not archive more than a gbit in most real world scenarios au contraire; even for wifi 5 aps like original Turris Omnia (3x3 MIMO, 80 MHz

> even your 6e ap will not archive more than a gbit in most real world scenarios au contraire; even for wifi 5 aps like original Turris Omnia (3x3 MIMO, 80 MHz) or Ubiquiti nanoHD (4x4 MIMO, 80 MHz), the gigabit uplink was the bottleneck. > major point: 10gig uses vastly more power than 1gig, making integration (esp. in laptops) challenging. Only 10GBase-T. For a networking equipment, you would want SFP+ anyway. Laptops slowly are losing wired Ethernet entirely. Meanwhile, 2.5GBase-T is still good enough for laptops, and does not represent integration challenges.