@Reconboy Oh Man now Im a bit scared about the size of this thing.. I just ordered one of these today.

@dbmet 

Right now I am looking for a good heat mapping tool for the wifi since TP-Link removed the ability to see heat maps in the new Omada SDN - Previous version of Omada SDN you could see some type of heat mapping that would give you a decent starting point.

As for speeds - I have fiber 1g/1g and with this AP on multiple devices I never drop below 500mb down and never below 650mb up - not too shabby vs the 245 ap I had up which I was only getting around 250/480 mbs so definitely a decent size improvement! 

It was easy to setup just as all the other APs , plug in, wait , and adopt ... Done.

@Reconboy 

My second EAP660 showed up Sunday. I have one in the living room and another at the far end of a ranch style house. So far so good. I have 1gig cable service and speeds are wonderful anywhere you are in the house.  

Nice!  $199 is a good price.  It's already dropped from ~$268 or so.

Hoping to see it drop closer to $150-160 before I pull the trigger.  Also waiting for a few firmware revisions.

It would be nice to get 500-700 Mbit/sec speeds over my FIOS Gigabit.

Unfortunately, it sounds like I'd have to move the ceiling mount I have for my EAP245V3 -- it's likely too close to the wall to support the larger size of the EAP660.

-Jonathan