ER707-M2 | Omada Multi-Gigabit VPN Router | Dual 2.5Gig WAN Ports | High Network Capacity | SPI Firewall | Omada SDN Integrated | Load Balance | Lightning Protection

balanceador de carga entre 2 ou mais links de Internet e pode utilizar 2 ou mais como redundância. links até 2.5 Gbps

**Title:** *Excellent Router for Advanced Home or Office Networks* **Review:** Very impressive router with excellent performance and plenty of advanced networking features. The multi-gig WAN ports make a noticeable difference for high-speed internet connections, and the stability has been excellent even with multiple devices connected at once. Setup through the Omada system was straightforward if you already have some networking knowledge, and the VPN and management features are very useful for home labs, remote work, or small business setups. The build quality feels solid, and overall performance is fast and reliable for demanding network environments. It may be a bit overkill for casual users, but for anyone wanting better control, speed, and future-proof networking, this is a great investment.

If you’re looking to upgrade your home or small office network to a more robust customizable network the Tp-Link ER707 m2 paired with the Omada controller, access points and switches is the way to go. Right out of the box swapping it in for my old ER605 V1 gateway was straightforward and the multi-gig 2.5 Gbps ports give your network the future proofing it needs to survive the ever-changing landscape on networking. Paired with the Omada controller, the whole ecosystem really shines as the centralized dashboard, remote access, and monitoring tools that gives you visibility into devices, traffic, and usage without drowning you in complexity. One of the standout features for me is the VPN flexibility. The ER707-M2 supports IPSec, OpenVPN, L2TP, PPTP, and, best of all, WireGuard, which has quickly become my go-to for secure and efficient client to server connections. Add in VLANs, ACLs, and advanced monitoring, and you have all the tools to build a robust, segmented, and flexible home network to isolate IoT devices, hosting a media server, or just keeping the kids’ devices in check. There is also the USB port that allows you to plug in a cellular/LTE USB modem that gives you a backup internet connection if your main WAN goes down or just use it use it for USB storage or file sharing. Overall, the ER707-M2 is a versatile well-rounded gateway that is flexible, fast, and packed with advanced security and traffic control, enterprise grade tools, all at a price that doesn’t require raiding the retirement fund. If you want an upgrade that still suits the home network needs that powerful yet approachable, with WireGuard VPN, VLAN control, with Omada’s centralized management to tie it all together, this router is hard to beat.

First, I want it known that Amazon sent me a used product, not the new - never used that I thought I ordered. I know that it was used, because it was unusable because it was password protected and the default starting login did not work. I had to get TP-Link business product support, who advised me to reset the box. After I did that, I was able to create my own account and configure this the way I wanted. The ports are completely programmable to be WAN or LAN ports and these came came to me in some peculiar and unknown state. Updated 7/25/26: TP-Link tech support was very responsive to emails and provided real expert help. This router is extremely configurable and well beyond my personal experience. Tech support helped me navigate and make the settings that ultimately made it function exactly as I needed in my network. I must say that this was the best tech support I have ever received. Kudos to TP-Link for providing real support of their products. I am happy to report that Amazon customer service made this customer very happy. Also, with the switched properly configured, it is functioning in my network as I hoped.

Omada controlled and 2.5g. Works as intended and while I have no experience with this type tho g it was very easy to set up a vlan for my IoT devices and hide that ssid.