**Apple Devices Now Support Wi-Fi 6E** February 20, 2021 Apple devices with Wi-Fi 6E capabilities can now connect to Wi-Fi 6E networks. This new Wi-Fi standard offers improved performance, including faster speeds and reduced latency. Currently, there is no system-wide switch to enable Wi-Fi 6E in macOS settings. However, some devices may have a specific setting to enable Wi-Fi 6E. The following Apple devices support Wi-Fi 6E: * iPhone 12 series * iPhone 13 series * iPad Pro (5th generation) * iPad Air (4th generation) * iPad mini (6th generation) * Mac Pro (2019) * Mac mini (2020) * MacBook Air (M1) * MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1) * MacBook Pro (16-inch, M1) * iMac (24-inch, M1) To use Wi-Fi 6E on a supported device, you will need to connect to a Wi-Fi 6E network. Wi-Fi 6E networks are typically identified by the "6E" suffix in the network name. If you have a Wi-Fi 6E-compatible device and are not able to connect to a Wi-Fi 6E network, check with your network provider to ensure that they support Wi-Fi 6E.
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