wifi 6 / 802.11ax devices coming to the EAP line?
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I'm curently deploying a couple of small networks using EAP245s. One using the dedicated controller and one with the EAPs manually configured.
The purpose of the thread is to get a feel if and approximately when we might see new devices that work in this enviroment that are 802.11ax.
Thank you in advance.
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For me the question is: When can I actually order EAP 620 HD, 660HD, 690 HD?
Found the answer:
"Omada WiFi 6 Access Points
The first WiFi 6 APs coming out in this month of 2020 are EAP660 HD and EAP620 HD"
Other TP-Link business access points I found:
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mobb wrote
This are SOHO devices, not SMB devices. On the consumer market there is always a rat race when a new WiFi standard ist still in approval phase.
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Are you sure?
http://smb.tp-link.com.cn/ =>
https://smb.tp-link.com.cn/solutions/index.html =>
https://smb.tp-link.com.cn/product.html?typeid=1&classid=20 =>
- https://www.tp-link.com.cn/product_1658.html?smb
- https://www.tp-link.com.cn/product_1612.html?smb
- https://www.tp-link.com.cn/product_1411.html?smb
The translation sounds like a professional access point for me.
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@mobb, you're right, I confused those models with global AX6000 WiFi routers. Looks like EAP620HD/660HD have other product names in China.
Anyway, I will wait for some more months before considering to sell AX6000 products. I had mixed experiences with early bird offers in the past, e.g. with Linksys WRT160 (draft N).
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