@blj-74 this is usually due to interference on the 2.4GHz band. I had the same issue, and switching to a 5GHz-only network has fixed all of the issues that I was having. see:...

I wanted to update on this. With the separate 5GHz network, it’s been working great! If the house was much larger and the reception wasn’t great (such that 2.4GHz would be needed), maybe it would be...

I've found band steering with the Omada controller and EAP245s to be quite wanting. Obviously, this depends a lot on the client device, but there could be improvements with the EAP firmware/Omada...

iPhone on 5GHz: I've been wondering why it defaults to 2.4GHz, too. It's been like that for a while, and I figured it was something particular to the iPhone wifi stack, rather than Omada. I'll try...

I've had 2 x EAP245 running for close to a year now, and they've largely been working well. There seem to be some parts of the house with signal issues (likely due to concrete walls with steel), but...

@R1D2 I have a strong hunch that it is due to band steering being enabled in Omada Controller. I disabled it last night. Had a FaceTime audio call today and the wifi didn't drop. Thanks for bearing...