- Check if the Mac book Pro can scan and associate it. If that works, That means 6Ghz is working. 2.b Forget the SSID on the MacBook; enable the same SSID on 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz, and 6Ghz.
Apple support for 6 GHz WiFi started with WiFi 6E in the M2 iPad Pro and then expanded to more devices in 2023, including the 2023 MacBook Pro, Mac mini, Mac Studio, Mac Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro models. However, some Apple devices still do not support 6 GHz WiFi.
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Moving forward, it's essential to keep these visual contexts in mind when discussing Macbook Pro 6G Wifi Setup.
- And please, if some of you have got the setup working, please share how. ... To conclude with the FIX, the issue was on the Asus firmware on the ET12 Wifi6e access points. They released a new firmware (9 serie) on the 21 of march which includes the fix for this issue where the m2 MacBook Pro (and all other 6Ghz Apple devices) couldnt see the 6ghz network.
Moving forward, it's essential to keep these visual contexts in mind when discussing Macbook Pro 6G Wifi Setup.
- I understand the confusion, but Wifi6 doesn't mean 6GHz radio band support. That was added in 6E. The M1 Macs and iPads did not include Wifi 6E wireless, only Wifi 6, which is still up to 1200Mbits peak speed. The M2 Macbooks (and iPhone 15s) added 6E, for a max throughput of 2400Mbits. https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/macbook-pro-wi-fi-specification-details-dep2ac3e3b51/web
- If you're curious to know a little more, this is a very good article about the subject of 6GHz network: https://www.tanaza.com/blog/technical-guide-to-6ghz-wifi-frequency-band/ ... i'm having the same problem on my M2 Max Macbook Pro 14inch.
