@mcpguide How is it that a feature standard on routers since the 90s is still not supported by a router today, regardless of price?

 What feature is lost next? Routers without WiFi?

  @taveren so now this is the second VERY basic feature missing. I will never again buy TP link. This and data usage by device comes free with most other companies devices and they're standing around with a thumb up their bums ignoring these basic features for YEARS. Enough. 

  @Quiffster Just purchased the XE75 and was also surprised to find that there wasn't a speed test. I'm currently getting 10% of my advertised download speeds to my laptop and without being able to tell what the ISP is delivering to my router, I can't determine if it's an ISP issue or a router issue. I would think tp-link would want this feature to prove that it's the ISP and NOT their routers causing the speed reduction. I researched everything else about the router except a speed test feature b/c I just assumed it was a given.

tp-link, not sure how often you monitor forums but please re-institute the speed test feature for XE75 routers (and any other models that do not have it). 

  @Quiffster I just installed 3 node XC75 access points.  No network speed test?  

  @Howard327 So it seems. Plenty of evidence, not least here, that there is an appetite for this feature. Sadly no evidence TPLink are listening. After three generations of mesh from TP Link, it's a shame I will have to look elsewhere. 

@Quiffster - I just like this guy's username and wanted to continue the thread 

And yes we should include a speed test for these decos.  

  @Quiffster these systems aren't cheap. It would be really nice to be able to test the speed when you advertise that it's a one gig mesh system. How are we supposed to test whether or not it