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Why modem Wi-Fi performance matters
Fast, dependable Wi-Fi driven by your modem can power smooth video calls, rapid file sharing, and more consistent cloud access all of which is crucial to modern business connectivity and productivity.
Things you need to know
Wi-Fi 7 is the next-generation wireless standard (802.11be), offering faster speeds, lower latency, and better performance in crowded networks. It supports up to 46 Gbps, wider 320 MHz channels, and advanced tech like Multi-Link Operation (MLO) for smoother, more reliable connections.
A mesh router system uses multiple units (a main router and satellites) to provide seamless Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home. Unlike a traditional router, it reduces dead zones by letting devices automatically connect to the strongest signal as you move around.
The best modem depends on your nbn type and usage. For fast business internet plans (e.g. nbn 100+), a Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7 router is ideal. For large workplaces, a mesh system is best. Make sure it supports VLAN tagging if needed.
Wi-Fi 7 offers faster speeds, lower latency, and supports wider 320 MHz channels, whereas Wi-Fi 6 maxes out at 160 MHz. Wi-Fi 7 also enables simultaneous use of multiple frequency bands (MLO), improving stability and performance in busy environments.
As Superloop fibre services uses multiple technologies such as VDSL2, we strongly recommend that you use our supplied Wi-Fi modems. Our modems are configured in advance and certified by Superloop to work with the specific Superloop Fibre Service technology at your place. We are also able to provide full support. If you are thinking of using your current modem, there is a chance that it will not work with your Superloop fibre service connection.
Mesh systems improve coverage across your entire home, reduce dead zones, and provide seamless roaming by connecting devices to the strongest signal. They're ideal for large or multi-story homes and offer easier setup and management through mobile apps.
Most current devices do not support Wi-Fi 7 yet. However, Wi-Fi 7 routers are backward compatible, so your existing Wi-Fi 5 or 6 devices will still connect, just without taking full advantage of the new features and top speeds.