A new report claims that Apple's iPhone 15 smartphones will support Wi-Fi 6E connectivity - here's why the upgrade makes sense.
Apple’s newly unveiled 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros feature another exciting upgrade besides the brand new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips. The laptops support Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, the latest Wi-Fi standard that supports an additional wireless band and boosts internet speeds. According to a recent analysis from Barclays, the iPhone 15 series should also support Wi-Fi 6E.. It happened with the iPhone 14 more than a year ago, but the handset never got the functionality.
While Apple is yet to explain how the mixed reality headset would work, Wi-Fi should play a big part in the whole experience. It’s not just about connecting to the internet to enjoy VR apps. It’s also about beaming data to the Mac, iPhone, and iPad and back over Wi-Fi. Or a custom wireless data transfer standard that might employ Wi-Fi 6E.
Apple is differentiating the non-Pro models and the Pros more than ever. The iPhone 15 might escalate that, as the iPhone 15 Pro Max will offer additional perks compared to the iPhone 15 Pro. That’s another reason to support the idea that the iPhone 15 will be the first series to feature Wi-Fi 6E connectivity. That’s because eventually, all Apple products should support Wi-Fi 6E.
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