We are approaching 5 months that this firmware has been in beta. When will it be available to download via the app? This is in no way an unreasonable question to ask. Thanks. 

  @David-TP Please consider this in next firmware update:

When you have Ring devices (I'm running 8 cams and a Video Doorbell Pro 2) then you have some difficulties if you want to use the 5GHz band. Ring only supports channel 100 and up, but TP-Link don't let me choose the channel or the channel range. Deco M9 Plus creates 3 connections: 1 2.4GHz, 1 low-range 5GHz and 1 high-range 5GHz. I can disable the 2.4GHz but i cannot choose the 5GHz bands. Now i bought an TP-Link Archer AX55 and use it as an accesspoint with only 5GHz on channel 100, but it is just crazy to use an extra device next to the 6 Deco's just because of limitations in the user interface. Please give us some control like TP-Link does in the web interface of the Archer AX55. 

I have the same issue with my ring doorbell, it doesn't work on 5GHZ. What's odd is on 2.4GHZ it moans about weak signal when its literally like 4 meters from the main Deco. No other device reports weak connection from that same spot so just assuming the Ring Doorbell 4 just has a sh*t WiFi module.

  @David-TP  do we know when 1.6.0 will be officially released? 

This firmware update has been in beta testing for an entire half year. When will it be stable and available via the app? It can't possibly still be in testing, right?Thank you.

  @rekeen01 Tplink seems to have given up on this update

Seems like tp link is giving up on everything

  @David-TP 

My DECO M9 plus v2.8 would only show a max of 500mbps download when speed testing through the app. Had to downgrade back to 1.5.6 for it to correctly get the speeds over ethernet again.

  @Stuart-M 

I started getting the 500mpbs "cap" right after installing 1.6.0 beta. Tried all the QoS 1000mbps stuff and no QoS. Only thing that fixed it was going back to 1.5.6.