That's certainly going to cause confusion as the TP-Link switches all look similar, and the model #s aren't obvious different.  So if I am understanding correctly, there are now unmanaged, smart managed, and Omada managed switches that look similar and are all going to have "Omada" associated with them...?  The "Omada" name was the only easy way to make sure when shopping that I was getting the correct switch. This is a terrible idea in my opinion.

RSCW wrote

  That's certainly going to cause confusion as the TP-Link switches all look similar, and the model #s aren't obvious different.  So if I am understanding correctly, there are now unmanaged, smart managed, and Omada managed switches that look similar and are all going to have "Omada" associated with them...?  The "Omada" name was the only easy way to make sure when shopping that I was getting the correct switch. This is a terrible idea in my opinion.

  @RSCW 

 agreed

  @RSCW I'm glad I am not the only person who feels this way.

Omada means management in my mind. If I say I got an Omada switch and that I liked it (a true statement) I am worried that someone will now pick up an inferior unmannaged switch. Now I have to specify that it needs to be an Omada managed switch?