TP-Link Eap610 Ultra Slim|Omada True Wi-Fi 6 Ax1800 Dual Band Wireless Gigabit Business Access Point|Mesh, Continuous Roaming & Mu-Mimo|Multiple Options Of Sdn Controller|Remote & App Control

Has given us WiFi in part of the house which could only get minimum signal. Now getting 500 meg it's even faster than the WiFi down stairs

Produto excelente!

han funcionado muy bien para una casa

easy to install and configure. using PoE in my case. excellent boost to my whole 2nd floor and even reaches 1st floor at 4/5 bars.

I was in the market for new APs and had a few criteria: Centralized Management Gigabit+ Speed WiFi 6 or higher Wireless Mesh I was heavily considering Unifi U6 Pros, but the lack of wireless mesh functionality and the $159 price tag kept me searching for a better solution. When I came across these for half the price I had to take a chance, and I am glad I did. I installed the controller in a linux VM on my current ESXi host with no difficulty at all. If you have any linux and virtualization experience at all following the instructions is a piece of cake. To top it off, the software is free. I already have an extensive networking infrastructure built out, or I would be very tempted to pick up some of their SDN routers. Configuring the APs to work with PFSense vlans through a Cisco switch was not the easiest thing in the world, but within a couple of hours I was up and running. The control plane for the APs utilizes untagged traffic, so you will need to account for this when building your switch configs. After you figure that out adding VLANs and tying them to SSIDs could not be easier. My SDN controller has no internet access and still maintains full functionality. I get 100% coverage of my 1,800 sqft single story house and pretty good coverage in the driveway with just two access points. I get near gigabit speeds locally and my full 500mbps to the internet (depending on proximity to the APs, but more than satisfactory). For $80 each I could not be happier. Will be recommending these to friends as a good alternative to unifi. If you don't have much networking experience you may get frustrated as the SDN controller is required for wireless mesh to work.