TP Llnk EAP723 | BE5000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 Wireless Access Point | 1 x 2.5 GB PoE+ Port | Multi-RUs, SDN Integrated | Cloud Access & Omada App | w/o Adapter

Buen punto de acceso se asocia a omoda, lo que no hace sentido es que no traiga su inyector POE como el resto de los productos

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I moved from the Netgear ecosystem to the TP-LINK Access points and I will say the performance is better, and they are free to mange through a portal that is more than enough for home users. I have 4 of these access points and they provide great coverage, great throughput, and are so easy to set up. I was able to build 5 VLANs for various purposes, one of which is securing my work related PCs and phones to their own private VLAN. The others are for kids, IOT, TVs, and a test VLAN.

تشغيل الجهاز واعداده سهل وسريع السرعه بحانب الجهاز عاليه مشكلته المدى المذكور في مواصفات المنتج غير صحيح ولا تستفيد سوى امتار بسيطه ربما لاتتجاوز ١٠ أمتار . وبذلك فقدت الميزه التي شريته من أجلها ما الفائده أن أبقى بجوار النقطه يمكنني فعل ذلك لدى المودم الرئيسي .

I'm using this as our first Omada device. I'm controlling it locally with a docker instance of their software. They offer something in the cloud, but I don't want that for myself. I'm using a capable but aging RT-AX89X as my router, this is just an AP for me. But what an AP! Yes, the hardware is only dual band, but I'm able to get 2GbE from a wifi 6e client through a wall. With a 2.5Gbe backhaul this is capable of providing screeming throughput. For the money, this thing exceeded my expectations. The software is next level. Im sure ubiquity is better, but this is light years more capable than a traditional router. Of course, more capable means so many more options that most consumers won't need. It's still a great AP option and reasonably prices for that. But the software really gives you control if you want it. It was even able to map my property's impact on the wifi signal.