UniFi Express 7 Cloud Gateway

While I agree with others that most of your equipment probably doesn’t support 10G, and it’s massive overkill for almost all scenarios, that isn’t what you asked. Ubiquiti dream router 7 and express 7 and cloud gateway fiber will do 10G wan . The first 2 have WiFi integrated.

Ubiquiti UniFi (UX7) Express 7 will do exactly what you are wanting.

You can go for fancy tech specs if you want, but in my experience, simplicity, ease of use and appearance are more important. These days I only ever buy Ubiquiti for those reasons, e.g.'good enough for most people' https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/NETUBI2208/Ubiquiti-UniFi-UCG-Ultra-Cloud-Gateway-Ul

Ubiquity’s offerings are fairly prosumer-oriented, their Dream Router 7 and Express 7 should also hopefully pass the wife test Failing that I think some of TP-Link’s Deco line should also support IoT VLANs and also pass the wife test at cheaper prices

Ubiquity express 7

Ubiquiti express 7 or whatever. It's $200, easy to set up and use.

If I were experiencing this issue now-a-days, I would try out a UniFi setup consisting of(i) A UDR7 (Dream Router 7) as a base-station (Cloud Gateway) (ii) A UniFi Express 7 as a mesh node This guy has a good video on how to set something like this up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nr0tzmX8AOk The

Ubiquity was founded by one of the engineers for Apple Airport Try looking at Express 7 or Dream Router 7 (UDR7)

It's been great. There was one issue with a firmware and I was notified by ubiquiti. I already patched the issue so no biggie. Once you get into the ubiquiti/unifi ecosystem it's really easy to get the best equipment and never need to change anything for 10 years. I have my router bridged from a Com

Short answer - Yes. Oculus/Meta Quest 3 supports "Wifi 6E", which adds a 6 GHz channel to regular "Wifi 6". (The Quest 3 can work with 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or 6 GHz WiFi). A "WiFi 7 tri-band router" is backward compatible, supporting WiFi 6E with 6 GHz, while a regular "Wifi 6 router" might not support 6