Future Consideration Possibility to change WiFi channels
There should be a way to change WiFi channel, or at least the system should change it by itself, choosing the least saturated one. For 2.4GHz it is clear that it will be almost impossible to select a free channel, but on the 5GHz I only see other 2 networks and we are all in the same channel! For at least one the reason may be that our neighboor is using a TP-Link product as well.
I think this is a very basic configuration in any WiFi device, which I would have never though was not going to be possible before buying it.
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@jcsogo , the original post appears to specify either better automatic results or manual changing:
There should be a way to change WiFi channel, or at least the system should change it by itself
So it seems fine to continue using this thread to push TP Link for either feature or both features.
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@jcsogo Channel width also
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@mikehen08 right now , it is a dream. They (Tp-Link) are convinced that this is the way.
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@Ifty_007 just to confirm. You cannot change the channels. But you can select the fequency from 2.5GHz or 5GHz bands. However, the country should approve the use of the bands. An example, some countries are still evaluating the use of 6GHz band for wi-fi 6e and greater. Since this is not approved, if you go with an iPhone to one of those countries, the option will not pop up/be available, unless you disable the location features. This is on every device, not the DECOs. The DECOs do not control this.
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