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Web UI Configuration

 
331
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Web UI Configuration

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-11-17 09:45:40

  @TP-Link 

Most users reply the app is CRAP and where is the web UI, well guess what, your screwed because THERE IS NONE.

A web UI has been the standard for years and years on wifi routers yet the we know better than you attitude of tp-link is that customers get what we make not what they want or need.

Sent all mine back.

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-11-17 09:27:18

  @TP-Link This is not a professional product. I just bought 2 be65-5G to try to replace our offices old router with 5G backup. I have to input a hundreds or thousand of static IP and ports forward settings. I search around the web but only way to set this up is using a mobile App, I give up now. Never recommend such product again and will refund the router next week. Also, please update your product support page, it still show I can setup the router using web browser by entering https://tplinkdeco.net. It's misleading information.

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-11-15 12:54:28

  @TP-Link Please implement a more advanced interface for users to manage/configure router settings through a computer desktop browser.  I prefer to sit in front of a computer, mouse, keyboard, and view the settings on a larger screen than on my small phone screen.  Thanks.  

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-11-15 12:52:05
I agree with bohrOnyx, I prefer sit in front of my computer with a large monitor than look at my small phone screen to configure router settings.
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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-10-28 16:36:09 - last edited 2025-10-28 16:40:12

  @TP-Link I just bought a pair of Deco X10 mesh nodes and I'm incredibly disappointed. The fact that the device needs an app and an online connection just to conduct initial setup is terrible for usability, a privacy nightmare, enables the possibility to strip away my access to my device in the future, and is overall another example of an enshittified product. I've read a few pages on this thread and I agree with most arguments brought up.

 

I'll be returning the device to the store tomorrow and look for another brand (which is hard enough considering that TP-Link is one of the few mainstream brands available in local stores).

 

A router MUST have a web UI. Routers ALWAYS had a web UI. When I purchase a router, I assume it has a web UI. Whoever on the product team decided it's an amazing idea to remove the web UI, especially without saying so on the box, should leave the industry.

 

And don't get me started on the mobile app forcing a ToS involving forced arbitration.

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-10-26 01:21:35

  @MakeAWebGUI Did you have any luck with custom firmware installation on deco device?

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-10-23 23:27:00
Finally got a firmware update after years... but the Web UI is seemingly unchanged. Such a disappointment.
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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-10-23 11:05:59

  @TP-Link 

Give us access to our devices. Disable the Server requirement. It´s just bonkers that you can´t setup the device locally.
 

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-10-12 16:47:11

  @TP-Link Add a f*cking WEB GUI or I am done buying your products. Doing everything on a phone is ass. I'll personally be looking into third party firmwares if they exist. Anti consumer practices can f*ck all the way off.

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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-10-08 02:35:01
I really liked using the app for initial setup. Made installation MUCH smoother than any other networking apparatus I’ve ever had to deal with. But please, I BEG you. PLEASE just add an interface for ALL of the router settings onto the router for web access. Not only is making more significant changes to the settings NOT something I find convenient or easy to do on my phone, the fact that I can’t access my router remotely is supremely frustrating and confusing to me. I mean I get that you wanted to market this to people who don’t muck around much with settings, but one, I think you underestimate the type of customers who would make the switch to a mesh network to begin with, and two, not having the capability goes against an extremely STANDARD expectation. If I had known about this beforehand I absolutely would not have purchased this router. Doesn’t even have to be as nice as the app. I’d be thrilled for even your lowest effort implementation.
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