How do you tell if your Macbook Pro is using WiFi 6A vs just WiFi 6?

Well just to give you my specs...

I have a 2023 Macbook Pro 16" ,which by Apple's spec it should handle 6E with no problem. I have 3 Unifi 6 Enterprise AP's in my home all with Wifi 6 enabled. Incoming to my house is a 2GB ATT fiber connection going into my Sonic TZ670, SPF+ out to a 10GB uplink in a 5 port unifi 10GB switch, which then ports to my AP's. So as far as having the right gear, i don't think it can get any better, but i dont see any visual indicator (on the Apple side) if im getting true 6E vs just 6.... pretty sure i can see exactly what im getting if i dig around in my Cloud Key but just thought the Apple would show something about being on 6E if it were on it... speeds are subpar, about 30 foot away from my AP and getting about 400/400... now on my iPhone 15 Pro max, im getting 1.8GB down and up on the WiFi...

And also, here is the bucket of cold water in the face... as you stated, the 6E requires WPA3, many of my devices will not connect to that (Nest, Ring, Simplisafe etc...) which makes 6E almost useless for me to run in full force...

I honestly think the hardware is about a year or so behind the protocols...

T.

The AP's i have broadcast 2.5/5/6GHz bands all combined if i choose. As soon as i select "6" it kicks the authentication mode over to WPA3 and that cannot be changed unless you drop off "6"...