Hi @ReadMagnus 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

So, good ideas from you.

I'd say 10Gb RJ45 is probably not considered. Reason why? Heat from it. Maybe overheat from 10Gb RJ45. It may pose a problem. If it is gonna be 10G RJ45, I think that'll be a new model with all 10G RJ45 and SFP+.

Second, to me, it does not make sense for a 10G RJ45. So, if you have 3 SFP+, why would you need a RJ45? SFP would be better than RJ45. Even if you need an RJ45, get a module into the SFP. SFP would be more versatile.

25G and 100G, that's far away for us. That's not your or my concern as well. That's the company and market team's decision. They'll respond to the needs of the market.

If you are a target user for 25G and 100G, I believe you can afford a dedicated server with multiple lanes of PCIE and can afford Intel 25G and 100G SFP PCIE card.

That would need a powerful horse to pull it. I also believe if your ISP provides a modem router for that, that would be a customized model.

We have not gone so far into that reign. Or it is not open to the consumer market. (We have ISP-grade products and Omada Pro. They aren't open to the consumer but to 2B users or contract users. We develop customized models for them as well.)

About your second proposal, do you have any idea how our competitor does this? Availability and function name?

Hi @ReadMagnus

Thanks for your comments on this. Since the forum cannot work with the marketing and project team, I think you may write your suggestions to the local TP-Link and see if they can forward your suggestions to a higher level.

Mostly, we work with the dev and test team for product improvement and testing. Rarely get an email conversation with the PM and marketing team. This would be most helpful to the market team to see the rising requests for more powerful products.

Thanks for your understanding on this matter.