@welshguy2017 given the devices that can use WiFi7 are only just coming to market and the old black WiFi 5 hubs can fully deliver 500Mb/s it isnt a limitation of the WiFi standard. EE are offering this for marketing reasons to persuade the gullable to part with an extra £10 a month.
No matter what Sky hub you have is capable of delivering the full 500Mb/s assuming it is out in the open on a surface so its signal is not blocked by furniture. Every time WiFi signals pass through a solid object like a wall it loses power the denser the object the greater the loss so after say a couple if walls 150Mb/s is about right. Whether you need faster WiFi than thst is down to you but for the vast majority of apps 100Mb/s is more than they can use. Downloads are slower but actually few servers allow unlimited connections.
If you do need faster WiFi thhen you will need additional equipment either by paying Sky fot their WiFi max add-on see https://www.sky.com/help/articles/sky-wifi-max although the extender pods are only actually WiFi5 ( the Max hub does offer WiFi6) or by buying your own kit. If tempted to do thst you will find WiFi 7 kit is roughly 3 times the price of WiFi6 equipmentwhich is itself several times the cost of WiFi5. By the time domestic users can actually use the speeds WiFi7 offers prices will have dropped considerably.
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65inch Sky Glass, 3 Sky Streaming Pucks, Sky Ultrafast + and Sky SR213(white Wifi Max hub) main Wifi from 3 TP-Link Deco M4 units in access point mode
