Sigh. I like the TP-Link EAP773 we're running at home. The only other prosumer brand I know is Ubiquiti and their software is often times flakey. They prosumer WiFi 7 gear all have fans in them.
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US targets TP-Link with a potential ban on the Chinese routers
Authorities in the US are considering a ban on TP-Link internet routers over national security concerns due to their repeated links to Chinese cyberattacks.Jess Weatherbed (The Verge)
They Call Me Schluter
in reply to steve mookie kong • • •steve mookie kong
in reply to They Call Me Schluter • • •@finner
That’s what I am also curious about too. My setup sounds exactly like yours.
They Call Me Schluter
in reply to steve mookie kong • • •I originally went with Omada over Ubiquity because I thought I had read similar concerns years ago about Ubiquity.
I suppose there is very little commercially available hardware that probably isn't suspect in one way or the other these days though. Shame.
steve mookie kong
in reply to They Call Me Schluter • • •@finner
I ran Ubiquiti APs for a long time, but their software drove me nuts (buggy). So I switched to TP-Link APs which have worked great, especially in standalone mode since I only need one to cover my house.