As TP-Link have not even had the decency at least to respond to say my message has been received, I will return the product to Amazon for a full refund, as reading all the other threads, and noting all the internet stability issues this product still has after it's launch in July 2023, it's clear its unlikely to be rectified now.

Another failed Deco product it seems. How very disappointing.

It was Three Ireland 4G. I tried all different settings as recommended on these forums, but nothing worked. It's fairly clear its a hardware/firmware issue as a similarly sited Huawei runs a stable 5 bar signal from the mast which is line of sight about 1.8km away.

The X50-5G makes 3 bars maximum and with zero change in atmospherics or local interference drops to 1 bar, then drops out completely, then back to 3 bars.

The speed is good when at three bars, but it's the instability that's the issue, I would rather have a stable 60Mbps with Huawei than 120Mbps dropping to nothing then back to 80Mbps then nothing again with the X50-5G.

I've raised the return forms with Amazon and have until 26th November to post it back. Unless I can get some stability in the next two weeks, it's gone as it's currently not fit for purpose. Frankly though I don't see much point in waiting, with identical settings to the Huawei its just not as good and after 2 years since release I am still reading other threads with people suffering the same problems. If TP-Link haven't managed to fix these issues in 2 years, what chance is there of a solution in the next two weeks?

I didn't have the option "Basic network configuration" but found another way to send the logs.

I cannot increase the time before returning as the return window closes in 2 weeks.