@alsatia52,

I think that you are simply mixing up Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 6E.

The 6Ghz band was only introduced with Wi-Fi 6E and requires a Wi-Fi 6E Router and Network Adapter.

Your AXE75 will be able to broadcast the 6Ghz band for clients, just make sure that it is enabled in the rotuer's wireless settings.

You will need to also make sure that your network adapter for your PC is rated for Wi-Fi 6E instead of just Wi-Fi 6.

The Wi-Fi 6 Standard took the existing wireless protocols and simply improved on them by adding features that made the communication both more efficient and more stable. The Wi-Fi 6E Standard took these improvements and added the 6Ghz band with a few extra features.

Onto the naming of devices - I believe the Wi-Fi 6E standard does not have its own designation (a/b/g/n/ac/ax) and falls under the AX category. This means that you have to look one step further to guarantee 6E compatibility.

 Each company will choose to market the tech differently, such as TP-Link using of the XE and AXE model names. I would make sure that the devices you are looking at list that they can make use of the 6Ghz band.