TP-LinkEAP650 Ultra-Slim Wireless Access Point | Omada True WiFi 6 AX3000 | DC Adapter Included | Mesh, Seamless Roaming, WPA3, MU-MIMO | Remote & App Control | PoE+ Powered | Multi Control Options

This isn't quite like a normal access point. The Festa app - which I tried to avoid using - is what is used to configure the device. It is simple to configure when I stopped fighting the problem and simply added the app and entered by ssid etc., which I would have done simply through a traditional IU. Once past that, the device is strong and very stable. The signal is very robust. We were using the non-Festa poe outdoor 1800 speed Tp-Link access point, but this one is proving to be faster and very stable. I hope this can handle the desert sun year round. The previous Tp-Link 1800 lasted roughly 3 years and it lived through 2 hurricanes.

These are my new favorite access points. The access point comes with a power supply. I typically install them I PoE settings. Setup is so simple. Download the app to your phone. Power on the AP. The app will detect the AP. Select and configure the AP. Repeat for each additional access point. Done! I’ve walked installations with a scanner and roaming to the next AP is seamless.

Excelent conection

A simple WIFI access point that just work. Install, program using the Omada app and the unit is up and running with blazing speed

Good product, works well, easy to install, delivery fine. I am giving 4 stars because I ordered 5 units and only 4 worked.

I have many devices using WiFi in the house, such as Outside Cameras, Alexa's, Remote light switches, Printers and such. This has solved my communication needs.

Easy setup, good coverage and fast WiFi. Would recommend.

Ok, so I am a geek. I am running OpnSense on a Xeon E3-1226 v3 with 16GB of RAM connected to my network with a Chelsio N320e. If you understand what all that means you know it's WAY overkill for home use and I LOVE it.So with that out of the way so far this AP has been great. Pulled it out of the box and hooked it to a TP-Link POE switch and connected to power and the network, took a second to look up the IP address and after connecting it was up and running without issue. I have dealt with consumer grade products that took nearly 30 minutes to get setup and working correctly because they want to force the use of an app and even then don't want to go into AP mode. This was a pleasure to configure as it took me longer to hook up some cables and find the IP address than it took to actually put in the settings. If you have done some networking for a while and don't need your hand held this will be great for you.Doing speed tests to my 10G fiber connected server from my phone while connected to this AP is getting me around 800 Mbps to my Galaxy S21. From my 10G connected desktop I get 5000 Mbps to the same server FYI. This is with 21 connected clients (mostly ESPhome configured ESP8266's) and a connection rate of 866Mbps which is great IMHO.I have a TP-Link OC200 Hardware controller on it's way as well and need to expand to a set of 3 EAP650's that will all get their power from a TP-Link TL-SG1005P switch and will update with more information when that is completed but so far in standalone mode things are working great. My other current AP is a Netgear R8000 I have had for a while and the handover from the R8000 to the EAP650 is seamless as well so I foresee no issues when 3 EAP650's are up and running.I also as of yet have not done anything with multiple SSID's or vLan's but that will be in the works soon as well but has been put off until I get all of the hardware needed to make it work correctly. I will be sure to update this review and more information I am however VERY happy with things after the setup being a breeze.