@Joseph-TP 

I recently bought a new Wi-Fi 7 router with very powerful hardware, hoping to get premium and stable performance. However, I’ve run into a strange issue with Wi-Fi 6 at medium distances, specifically when the signal strength is around -67 dBm.

To try and fix this instability, I completely disabled the Wi-Fi 7 protocol since I don’t need it right now, and I turned off the MLO feature. At the same time, I kept all Wi-Fi 6 features enabled, like OFDMA, MU-MIMO, and Smart Connect—but the issue was still not resolved ، power saving disabled .

Honestly, does it make sense to buy a brand new, high-end router just to disable its advanced features to get it to work properly? If that's the case, I could have easily stayed with my old router and saved my money.

The strange thing is that Wi-Fi 5 is rock-solid and very stable, unlike Wi-Fi 6 at this exact same distance (-67 dBm). Also, note that there are absolutely no disconnections when I am close to the router.

I really hope the specialized engineering departments look into this issue and fix it in upcoming firmware updates.

  @Joseph-TP 

Hey,

I have disabled 2,4ghz and I have strong wifi signals. Only uses 5ghz and locked channel 44. I have wired backhaul and easymesh on. Two be230 and another on is accesspoint.

We are working home and both laptops get random wifi drops. I use now another brand Xiaomi and same settings...not once has wifi dropped working days. Be230 drops every hour and it is impossible to work because of router issues.

Main router is same room with laptops. I have to workroom cable to fiber and living room same. 

I have main router to wan to internet provider and lan ports connected via switch to living room. The switch is tp link and it is working fine because I use it with Xiaomi.

Also saw that be230 has higher jitter ms compared to xiaomi..when wired to my own pc.

  @Joseph-TP just updated to the official 1.3.5 through the tether app, I've set the channel width back to 20/40 because I had it set to 20 only on 1.3.3 for stability. 
 

I will let you know how it goes BUT can I ask one thing, can the dev team PLEASE add the ability to see what wireless channel you're currently using within the tether app. 
 

thanks. 

  @Joseph-TP I have been using the new software version 1.3.5 for a couple of weeks, and I am experiencing internet disconnections almost every day. I contacted my ISP, and they confirmed there are no issues on their end.

I can see the following in the system log:
2026-09-09 19:52:59 UPnP INFO [31618] Service start

2026-09-09 19:52:59 UPnP INFO [31618] Service stop

2026-09-09 19:52:57 Remote Management INFO [31173] Service stop

2026-09-09 19:52:57 NAT INFO [30594] Initialization succeeded

2026-09-09 19:52:56 NAT INFO [30594] Initialization succeeded

2026-09-09 19:52:35 NAT INFO [28513] Initialization succeeded

2026-09-09 19:52:34 NAT INFO [28513] Initialization succeeded

  @SamiS 

@Joseph-TP 

I have also contacted my internet provider and nothing problems on their side. So when this will be sorted and I will get features and stable internet which I paid for? Too bad I was too dumb and bought two of these units. 

Now they are useless to use and can't even sold them...worthless...If this isnt solved via week I will send these pack for warranty. I don't care what you do with them..just send my money back..have paid over 200 euros these useless routers..Even Xiaomi ax3000 2 mesh under 90 euros works better..

  @Joseph-TP Hi Joseph. Yes I'm aware of the advanced WiFi settings within the tether app but that only allows you to set a channel number it doesn't show you the current channel number being used. There's nowhere within tether to see the current channel number being used when you have channel set to auto.