TP-Link Omada EAP625-Outdoor HD | AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Wireless Gigabit Outdoor Access Point | High-Density | Mesh, Seamless Roaming & MU-MIMO| IP67 | SDN Integrated | Cloud Access & App| PoE Powered

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.

Wifi 7 features like 160mhz channel bandwidth really sped up my network, and the price made this device a really good value. I use three separate aps at my house on the three separate levels, and separating the channels with this device in the middle really solved my roaming and reliability problems. I do recommend turning DOWN the 2.4ghz broadcast (maybe to 9db) so that the 5ghz is selected by your client more often.

Not as pictured. no external antennas. works great.

Had to figure out the Omada cloud AP options, found out there's a license needed to use it, paid $9.99 (yearly) and got whopping speeds, it ties into my Omada wired network seamlessly.-I had Decos in our Air B&B, unfortunately in a Florida attic, i'ts reeeeally hot (they started to overheat), so I had to use this outdoor antenna to replace those Decos.-This upped my speeds by 40%.-The management interface is splendid w/Omada Cloud.(Deco's cannot tie into the Omada SDN Cloud, whereas this does.)Works great! Took me a bit to figure out the license issue, had to Duckduckgo for a bit, but I'm pleased to say all's well now! Bravo

Following instructions and us the TP-Link Tether app got house with one router and two extenders working with great coverage.Once you get device added, remember to go into Tether more menus and do a One-Mesh setup.

I ran a ethernet cable up 3 floors to my apartment roof and connected to run a WiFi telescope and security cameras there, and the coverage was fantastic. Highly recommended.

Even though I had to hire a computer tech to install and fix other problems with my computer, this device works beyond expectations, and we can now receive a strong Wi-Fi signal in all our buildings.