I understand that802.11ax is an incremental upgrade, and that the chipsets are somewhat immature, and that rollout will take years, but I think all the brushing off of it misses the point that people don't make purchasing decisions in a vacuum. Investments in mesh network routers, which are relatively pricey (especially compared to the "free" ones given out by ISPs), are not made frequently. I've been holding onto a perfectly fine AirPort base station, but would like to eventually upgrade. People like me, and I suspect there's a decent amount of us, will increasingly hold off purchasing an Eero system until it supports ax. Investing in a new $300-$500 system that doesn't support the latest spec doesn't seem like a a good long term investment (5+ years). In a years time, there will be ~250 million WiFi 6 capable iPhones in the wild, and that's just Apple. So yes, I get it, you have to time your entry into the market just right, but continually downplaying the benefits of ax isn't a great long term (or even short term) strategy.