I just attempted to upgrade my network from 1 Gbps to 2.5 Gbps and purchased all TP-Link hardware. I was excited to purchase the BE9300 which I first saw on Amazon.

It is listed the same as the BE9300 on TP-link's website. It is configured with 5 Ethernet ports running 2.5 Gbps. One WAN, 4 LAN. Perfect.

I purchased it from MicroCenter so I could get it the same day. It cost a little more, but at least I would have it in hand.

It is the same model, but has 1 Wan 2.5, 1 Lan 2.5 and 3 LAN 1Gbps ports. This is the same model, different specs?

So I go back to Amazon and the model I want is no longer available except as a refurbished unit from TP-Link.

All hardware versions show the 5 Ethernet 2.5 Gbps ports and there's no mention of the version that I have from Microcenter with the 3 Ethernet 1 Gbps ports?

What's the deal? Why would there be two models configured differently with the exact same model numbers? Why is there no mention on TP-link's site?