Does Surface Laptop 3 support Wi-Fi 6?

Does Surface Laptop 3 support Wi-Fi 6?
What is Wi-Fi 6?
Wi-Fi 6 is the latest Wi-Fi standard, and it has several advantages over previous ones. Wi-Fi 6 handles multiple simultaneous connections up to four times better than the previous Wi-Fi standard. It also increases internet speed and stability over previous standards. That means that you can have more devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network without speeds bogging down.
Additionally, Wi-Fi 6 reduces the strain on your device's battery life when your device is connected to a network. In short, Wi-Fi 6 helps your internet connection be faster and more stable, with less drain on your battery.
How do I use Wi-Fi 6 on my Surface Laptop 3?
In order to use Wi-Fi 6, you'll need a device that supports it, such as a phone, tablet, or PC. You'll also need a router that supports Wi-Fi 6.
Every Surface Laptop 3 that's powered by an Intel chip supports Wi-Fi 6. That includes the 13.5-inch Surface Laptop 3, and the 13.5-inch and 15-inch business versions of the Surface Laptop 3. The 15-inch AMD-powered Surface Laptop 3 does not support Wi-Fi 6.
On the router side of things, you have several options, but we recommend the ASUS RT-AX88U. It has fantastic speeds and bandwidth management, though it is expensive. Routers that support Wi-Fi 6 are relatively new, so finding a good one might cost you more than you're expecting. As they become more common, prices will come down and cheaper options will become available.
Getting the fastest connection
Every Intel-powered Surface Laptop 3 supports Wi-Fi 6. If you want a consumer version of the device that supports Wi-Fi 6, you'll have to stick with the 13.5-inch model.
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This version of the Surface Laptop 3 comes with Windows 10 Pro and is the only way to get a 15-inch Surface Laptop 3 that's powered by an Intel chip.
Get the latest and greatest Wi-Fi
The ASUS RT-AX88U offers incredibly fast speeds and bandwidth management, making it an excellent Wi-Fi 6 router if you want the latest and greatest. Just make sure your devices can actually use it.
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