Probably not. These standards add a third frequency band - 6GHz - on top of the usual 2.4- and 5GHz. This means only devices that also support 6GHz will benefit. Right now that's mostly up-to-date phones and some laptops. If none of your devices have Wi-Fi 6E or 7, you're paying money for a feature you can't use. You might see this a futureproofing, and that is a valid reason to opt for these latest standards, but there's no point in paying a premium for these systems if you won't get any compatible devices for a while.