@Solla-topee analyzing the RE650V1 repeater and my RE450V4 I realized that the RE650V1 in the beta version I asked you to test has one more bug, my RE450 V4 when connected as an extender it with DHCP turned on, connected clients are not connected to the router, DHCP makes the RE450 take over and manage the clients, it simply takes the internet from the main router... the clients are allocated only on the RE450 they do not go to the router's IP base, when you enter the router only the RE450 appears connected and on the RE450 the clients are connected there, and the RE450 distributing the IPs and managing each one. on the RE650V1 in the beta version, this does not happen, even turning on the DHCP the RE650 throws the clients all to the router, this is causing errors on the iPs, and a drop in the connection, so I came to report this bug on the beta version to be corrected tmb. so that when you turn on the DHCP of the RE650 the clients are only on the repeater and are not also thrown to the router because then both the RE and the Router will give iPs to the devices which will lead to connection errors, because they are all the time connecting and disconnecting the devices trying to give iP to them.

@Solla-topee  I've tried it, and no one answers me, they direct me to support in Brazil, but it's no use, the RE650V1 is not officially sold in my country, I imported it, so BR support can't help me. that's why I insist on sharing my doubts, complaints and suggestions here... Unfortunately I opted for the RE650 thinking about the coverage of my house, but it has given me more headaches than it helped, currently I don't even use it anymore, I opted for the RE450 V4 and an Archer C6 and I was hoping my money wouldn't be wasted on a high-end device, I'm looking for solutions for my RE650.

@Solla-topee Hello, what's up? I come to report another Bug, the RE650 V1 in the Beta version is losing packages when transmitting to MIMO devices, so it's one more thing to take a look at, to  fixes in the stable version, and also improve this delivery on P2P connections, where it loses a lot of performance.