@David-TP 

I have not used it yet, but thank you for letting me know.

very kind.

I will install asap!

have a good day, Rich

  @nexusnl Totally get your frustration—I've had similar issues with Windows devices constantly dropping during video calls, especially with Teams. The roaming behavior in mesh setups has been really inconsistent. I’m also curious if the “network stability improvements” in 1.1.1 actually address client handoff and mesh performance on Windows. If you do give it one last try, I’d love to hear how it goes—might help others who are in the same boat. Fingers crossed it’s not another dead end. 
 

  @David-TP 

I've updated to this firmware and I feel like the reliability of the connections from clients have gotten worse. iPhones stop working intermittently and slow speeds on an Apple TV

  @luca3 @David-TP 

Unfortunately I can't say the issues are resolved with firmware v1.1.1 on BE65 HW rev. 1

The first days it looked promising, but I got disconnects again last few days during teams calls.

(it just drops, comes back 30-60 seconds later. Probably connected to another Mesh point).

Two laptops with different WIFI adapters. Both are Windows 10, so that can be related. 

Since I only have Teams calls from the Windows laptops, I think it also has to do with how these machines handle the roaming and mesh. 

None of the settings have made any difference, so I decided to even optimize the network by enabling the fast roaming. Which does work perfectly also on the windows machines when I walk through the house. No hickups in calls or streaming when moving floors.

I still feel the Deco's have some limitations/annoyances:

- CEC wait time is not the regular 60 seconds, but closer to 10-15 minutes. So using DFS channels of 5GHz can be challenging

- You can select DFS channels, but can't configure diffent channels for different mesh points (but I have seen different channels selected on nodes automatically) 

- To strong preference for non-DFS channels, limits the options to only UNII-1 band (channels 36-48) that are very full in urban areas

- No automatic use of UNII-2 and UNII-2 extended channels (52-64 and 100-128 or more)

- Very limited logging or diagnostics

I have used the old AmplifiHD wifi for many years and never had a disconnect. 

So it sure has to do with compatibility of the BE65 and how the TP-Link Mesh works.

Good luck to all. And I still feel that TP-Link is not taking the complaints about the BE65 v1 HW revision serious. 

  @David-TP 

Hi David! Thanks for reaching out.

The Apple TV is connected via 5Ghz pretty much all of the time as far as I know, Medium strength. Speed has been down in the 10Mbits quite often.

I'ts supposed to be much faster as it has been previously. I have not had the time to roll back to 1.1.0 to test yet. I'll send you the images privately.

  @David-TP Hey y'all. I bought the BE65 V1 online running the early release 1.1.1 firmware. it works great with my devices, i.e. windows laptops, TV's, Apple devices and NVR's. For some reason, Samsung doesn't want to recognize the 6Ghz band because of that, Wi-Fi 6E & 7 as well as MLO will not work. I tried looking online and found a temporary work-around for this, turn the phone's flight mode on, turn off Wi-Fi and then restart the phone. After restarting, without taking the phone out of flight mode, turning Wi-Fi on and boom, the Wi-Fi 7 standard with a 6Ghz connection and the MLO network will all work flawlessly. The moment flight mode is turned off, the networks drop. the Wi-Fi networks down-grades to the Wi-Fi 6 standard and the MLO network will be unable to connect at all. This only happens on my Galaxy S25 ultra, all other devices work just fine. I'm looking for a permanent solution for this.