Hi @LifestyleNerdy, You might want to look at the EAP Bridge Kits, especially if you're using other Omada managed products. For best results, make sure you have good line of sight and consider that...

Hi @Pink_Waters, I wouldn't call it an afterthought. Despite the 3Gbps theoretical max speed on AX3000 branded wifi products, you'll probably not get more than 1Gbps in the real world. Even TP-Link's...

@Palmhead, the two are very similiar, but the extra features of the 625HD are probably more useful than the extra features 650. Also, this thread seems to give the edge to the 625HD.

Hi @Lyonelle, It could be a setting on the Asus AP. Is it set as a "guest" network? You might try asking on an Asus related forum.

Hi @Palmhead, Question #1: I don't think a pure AP Mesh solution is advisable (or even possible) based on the mesh guidelines: Minimize the number of APs connected to the same upstream link "Uplink...

Hi @Seef, You can use different model APs for the "mesh" as long as they support it. The TP-Link web site has conflicting information regarding the EAP615-Wall (sited below), but I'm guessing that it...