iPhone 13 series supports Wi-Fi 6E and extends to 6GHz frequency band

Foreign media MacRumors reported that according to Barclays analyst Blayne Curtis and Thomas O Malley, Apple plans to release the first iPhone models that support Wi-Fi 6E in 2021.

In sharing a research report today, the analyst wrote that given that the semiconductor company will obviously provide various components for this year’s “iPhone 13” models, including Wi-Fi 6E power amplifiers, around the investment of Apple supplier Skyworks The mood of the reader has become “too negative.”

Analysts said that chip maker Broadcom will also benefit from the adoption of Wi-Fi 6E by Apple and Samsung this year. Earlier this month, Samsung launched a new Galaxy S21 Ultra smartphone based on Broadcom chips that supports Wi-Fi 6E.

Last month, Barclays analysts said that the iPhone 13 model “may” support Wi-Fi 6E, and this is more specific information.

Wi-Fi 6E provides the features and functions of Wi-Fi 6, including higher performance, lower latency, and faster data rates, extending to the 6GHz frequency band. The additional spectrum will provide more airspace beyond the existing 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, thereby providing higher bandwidth and less interference for Wi-Fi 6E-enabled devices.

Earlier this year, the FCC passed a rule to make the 1200MHz spectrum in the US 6GHz band available for unlicensed use, paving the way for the promotion of Wi-Fi 6E-enabled devices in the country.

Both the Apple iPhone 11 and iPhone 12 series support the standard, non-6GHz version of Wi-Fi 6, as does the second generation of iPhone SE.

Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 13 series in September this year.

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