@pjs_gsy Thanks for the heads up and the info on channel spacing. I have the XE75 Pros. Hopefully that beta is compatible. I've just reached out to Support to see if they can send me the beta. I really like the Deco app and with 5 routers in my mesh, I'd prefer not to rip it out right now. Agreed, on the 20mHz option. That would be nice to have.

  @ADP_PDA XE75 Pros is what I have too (and some S7's). The link was in that thread, but I guess you need to make sure it is good for your hardware version, etc. Hopfully support will sort you out!

  @Marvin_S 

Would it be possible to get the beta fw as well, I constantly loose connection with my nest doorbell and some older devices on 2.4 GHz.

  @Milz Here's the latest one I tried: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eakMykCROXSiWptPuJ2TIVrvhWVK41P8/view?usp=sharing

Of note, it didn't work all that well for me. I ended up replacing my Decos with another brand to fix the issue.

  @ADP_PDA Has this successfully been resolved with this firmware update?  Also purchased 5 XE75 Pro units and also lost all of my connectivity to Google cameras and home devices.  Switched back to my older Linksys system and cameras all work great again.

  @AR37 I would not use that last FW posted. There is much newer. Contact tplink support, or perhaps they will be good enough to share a link here

  @pjs_gsy I agree. I tried the older firmware and it made things worse. I have since switched back to my Google Nest Wifi Pro while I figure out what to do. Of note, as soon as I switched back to Nest, the issues disappeared.

  @AR37 I tried the older firmware but it did not help at all. I switched back to Nest Wifi Pro and the issues disappeared. This is definitely about the handling of 2.4 GHz traffic. Nest Pro doesn't have an IOT network. Instead, it just automatically steers my Nest cams to the right frequency and everything just works. The Decos can't seem to stablize my cams on 2.4 GHz. I confirmed that they were connected to my IOT network, but they would still buffer/bounce/drop.