This Wi-Fi 6 AP my ISP provided almost takes full advantage of the 1000/500 plan I have. I likely shouldn't be surprised given gigabit isn't exactly new anymore but still!
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That's happening to me currently. I swapped out my Xfinity gateway for a Motorola MB8611 modem and a TP-Link AX-3000 router, and my speeds dropped from 500gb or so to barely 100. I get a low as 20 in another room.
I'm sending it back and just sticking to the ISP gear.