The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on Wednesday (January 21, 2026) de-licensed half the spectrum in the 6 gigahertz (GHz) band, a heavily contested band of airwaves that tech firms have argued needs to be freed up for WiFi and other free-of-cost use cases, and telecom firms have fought to safeguard to be auctioned for use in future generations of mobile telephony.
India delicensed the lower 6 GHz band (5925-6425 MHz) for Wi-Fi, setting specific power levels:
Low Power Indoor (LPI) devices at 30 dBm (1 Watt) and Very Low Power Outdoor (VLP) at 14 dBm, to enable Wi-Fi 6E/7 while protecting critical services, balancing high-speed home use with limited outdoor reach.
6GHz band is mainly for bandwidth increase at the cost of serious reduction in range. Because its range is even lesser than 5GHz so much less chances of interference even if neighbours are also using 6GHz band routers. Within same room it should be possible to easily achieve 1gbps+ avg real world speeds over wifi.
I’ve raised a ticket with Ubiquiti. They said they’ve notified the R&D team. Asked for an ETA. Lets see.
Yes I’d read client side issue. with region being unlocked in AP atleast one problem will be resolved.