Yup it is right now, I also edited the earlier post.
 

>I do appreciate you trying to check in and help though, I just informed my friend about their device, and they seem embarrassed lol.

Managed to get them to realize they were wrong/bullheaded lol

Mine still doesn't work in Mexico. Not sure why. At least 5Ghz works without any problems

  @olegafx Has there been any firmware updates in the Mexico region to allow 6 GHz operation?  

  @RobSal2023 This is the same problem im having with the BE9300 i have 2 and using it as a mesh system.  My phone picks up WIFI 7 and my wifi 6E devices such as Galaxy Tab S8 ULTRA only picks up WIFI 6.  i had the eero 6E PRO 3 pack and that picked up 6E no problem.  So im wondering if this is a WIFI 7 router/mesh problem of not showing WIFI 6E.

  @MANLEY85 Geez why did you use the red background font.  Its so hard to read and doesn't help your case.  Are you saying that your galaxy tab s8 ultra cannot connect to the 6 GHz network?  If not, then please submit a ticket to TP Link so that they can fix it in a future firmware release.  

Also the BE9300 router is not under the Deco mesh product family so it might be better to post this issue under the "Wifi Routers" community for the Archer routers to get a response.

  @RobSal2023 

Ha, I just created another thread on the same topic - my Mac Mini 2 and Galaxy Fold do not see any 6GHZ network. Both are Australian versions as is the Deco (XE75).

And yes, I have "backhaul and wifi" enabled.

Seems like this just does not work on Deco routers.

troelshartmann wrote

  @RobSal2023 

 

Ha, I just created another thread on the same topic - my Mac Mini 2 and Galaxy Fold do not see any 6GHZ network. Both are Australian versions as is the Deco (XE75).

 

And yes, I have "backhaul and wifi" enabled.

 

Seems like this just does not work on Deco routers.

 

I found our you have to disconnect your 6Ghz enabled devices by hitting forget Network then the 6Ghz will show up and connect to only that@troelshartmann 

  @RobSal2023 Hi, would like to share my experience to discuss this 6 ghz issue to greater extent. I started a thread under: Iphone 15 pro lost 6 ghz connection after one day (dormant now). I also emailed TP-Link to report my problem and was informed that they would escalate the problem to their engineers and get back to me - still waiting for a reply.

Essentially, I am experiencing the same problem with the people here, only that on some good day the 6 ghz broadcast would appear and I could connect to it. But the broadcast  would disappear after some time (usually after an hour). I am using TP-Link BE 20000 - mesh set. I had tried all the recommended wifi settings I could find. Some of the settings managed to surface the 6 ghz broadcast, but as I have said, it would disappear after a while. I also tried all sort of settings to my iphone 15 pro (6e capable) recommended by Apple and some experts online - couldn't work either. 

Hope to stay connected here for any tips and advice.