BE11000 Ceiling Mount Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Access Point with 1x2.5G port, EAP772

Good

Upgraded my wifi network with these. I currently use two of these throughout the house and one more in the garage. They are moderately priced and performance is great. My APs are in the ceiling/floor so they have to penetrate the plywood, carpet, drywall etc. depending on where I am. Even through that I pull about 800mbps with my phone and computer (wifi 6E). If I get closer I can get 950 mbps. When I actually have some wifi 7 devices I'm sure it'll just get better.

initial setup is hard for the Omada controller I have to set it as standalone then use the IP of my PC as the controller in my mobile device before it can be seen and "Adopted" anyway pretty good so far. it doesn't support DNS over TLS with a URL. DoT is asking for 2 set of DNS IPs which shouldn't be this way. TPLink should do improvements regarding DoT. what i got was V1.0 btw don't know the difference between V1.60, V2 and V2.60 TPLink should have made it clear as well.

I had high hopes for this as I upgrade my home network. I previously used ubiquiti gear but thought I'd try the TP-Link Wifi 7 access point. It works most of the time, but I've found more than once the connection is active but all traffic just randomly stops. It's a bit annoying but I'm way past the date to return. firmware at the highest it can go which is unfortunate.

AP is simple to configure without any kind of issues. Good range for all the bands where other WiFi 7 routers I tried couldn?�?t provide. Powered using TP-Link 2.5G Poe+ adapter. AP gets hot compared to EAP610 that I used earlier. I?�?m not sure it?�?s the hardware fault or default behavior of this device. TP-link website has HW Ver 2.6 but seller has sent V1.6 I?�?m not sure heating problem is due to old revision!