@HansD Sorry to hear this, quick question, do you also see your neighbors WiFi networks? Maybe all together is too much? Where I live, I can see about a dozen of more or less strong WiFi signals from the neighbors. What is also quite irritating is the fact that every router you can buy transmits with full power, whether it is needed or not. And the transmit power is then for a normal router selectable, low, mid or high.

If TP-Link is reading this, I would not only to recommend to provide us the possibility to turn off WiFi using a timer or similar function, I would also like to ask for if we can have a setting that allows to select transmit power for Deco systems or maybe implement a function where a Deco unit is automatically reducing transmit power if possible (e.g. no WiFi system connected to the router).

@StardustOne Well of course my neigbours also have their WiFi stations. But they had it already long before I purchased the Deco M5. The walls in my house are pretty good at providing a 'faraday sheild' as they're made of reinforced concrete. It's just that the Deco M5 is providing a strong 'mesh' signal (I've got 3 of them to cover my house). I think I can balance the situation if I can turn of the WiFi at night. Sleep time, recovery time :-).