@Oakmeister Not likely to happen. TP-Link already killed off the X20-4G by listing it as "end of life" without even rolling out the updates that it's supposed to get.

Lesson to be learned here? Don't buy TP-Link and support such behaviour. I wholly regret getting into the Deco ecosystem (I own X50-4G, X50 and M9 Plus).

  @arktiknova  same for me. I regret having bought 4 x M4. I Will soon change them with other brand, I have grown tired of waiting the famous update

  @David-TP The XE75 Pro V2 has no option to download past/present/beta firmwares, but the V1 does. Is there a reason for this? I've noticed that 'firmware' has been replaced by 'GPL code' what is this? 

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 Hi @BenMitchell,

I noticed this also, but then I went to the general English site (not continent specific) and it has the firmware listed for the XE75 Pro V2 with the EU specification

https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/download/deco-xe75-pro/v2/#Firmware

  @Oakmeister Here's the link for the "END OF LIFE" X20-4G.

https://www.tp-link.com/my/home-networking/deco/deco-x20-4g/

Looking at how fast TP-Link is releasing newer Wifi 7 and 5G models, I expect the existing ones like X50-4G to join the End of Life list soon despite it being very new. Tired of waiting for the features update that we are supposed to be getting but have been denied.

  @BenGinders Thank you, but theres a warning 

• Please upgrade firmware from the local TP-Link official website of the purchase location for your TP-Link device, otherwise it will be against the warranty. Please click here to change site if necessary.

Also the firmware there is 1.2.2, not the latest 1.2.3 which is available for the V1

  @arktiknova Im not worrying too much as this stage, waiting for more info from TP-link, Here in France on the tp-link site, the X20-DSL is announced as "coming soon" so there may be life in the not-that-old dog yet. It's also of note that if you look at the models that have got the new firmware update, none of the 4G/5G/DSL variants have been included.
I would be very surprised to see the E4/M4 getting the update as that is the very old entry level model, but apart from that.. Who knows? Would be nice to get some further info from TP-Link

Hi  @BenMitchell,

The EU page (which I shared a link to is also applicable to the UK hardware versions and firmware rules).  Regarding the V1.22 and V1.23 there isn't much difference between 2 apart from the V1 (1.23) had some issues where 1 ethernet port kept failing once users upgraded to 1.22, so far this has not been applicable for the V2 so it does not need the fix applied.

  @BenGinders the Deco XE75 Pro(US)_V1_1.2.3 Build 20230810  release notes list a lot of fixes....

New features/Enhancements:
1. Optimized OpenVPN performance.
2. Optimized the performance of the port scanning function on the APP.
Bug Fixes:
1. Fixed the bug that after customizing the device name, the APP needs to wait for a longer time to display the updated device name.
2. Fixed the bug that there is no speed diagnostic function in AP mode.
3. Fixed the bug related to guest network isolation in AP mode.
4. Fixed the bug that the APP does not indicate the low link speed when the speed of WAN port is lower than 1000Mbps.
5. Fixed the bug that it does not work properly with some cables/devices.
6. Fixed the bug that device names were incorrectly recognized.
7. Fixed the bug that satellite Deco may fail to connect to main Deco after switching the way of backhaul.
8. Fixed the bug that the port number set in the port forwarding rule conflicts with the VPN server port number.

XE75 Pro V2 running 1.2.2 is definitely experiencing many of these problems. 

Hopefully, it's just a matter of recompiling the same source from the V1 for the V2 and then quickly releasing it. 

https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/download/deco-xe75-pro/v2/#Firmware