6 definitely isn't rare. For example, iPhones started supporting Wi-Fi 6 with the iPhone 11 Pro in 2019.

But isn't that how it always is? Whatever next version is going to be rare until it's not...

You have to start releasing products using it at some point.

Wi-Fi 7 is schedule to be released May 2024, but there have been devices released already supporting it for awhile now via the Draft standard. Just do a search for wifi 7 on Amazon.

The Pixel 8 supports Wi-Fi 7 for what it's worth.

I assume the iPhone 16 in fall 2024 will support Wi-Fi 7.

this blog post links to an October announcement

https://fiber.google.com/blog/2023/10/gfiber-labs-announces-...

which says:

"Additionally, by offering this service with a custom pre-certification Wi-Fi 7 router (another first ever — in fact, Wi-Fi 7 is not even fully certified yet) [...]"

One of the devices that does have Wi-Fi 7 is Google's flagship Pixel 8 Pro, so it makes sense that they are being consistent.

Wifi is generally backwards compatible, so that just means whatever ISP modemrouter that Google Fiber provides is capable of providing Wifi 7 for newer/future devices and 6 and earlier for older ones.