TP-Link EAP660 HD | Omada WiFi 6 AX3600 Wireless 2.5G Access Point for High-Density Deployment | OFDMA, Mesh, Seamless Roaming & MU-MIMO | SDN Integrated | Cloud Access & Omada App | PoE+ Powered

So far so good was easy to setup as a AP in my home network

I have installed a lot of TP Link business access points. Not this style, the old one. Theyre very reliable and easy to setup with either the controller software or by logging directly in to the access point. I was very let down by the range this access point has. The previous models had excellent range. This is not even half of the previous model.

Ive been disappointed with only 1 tp-link product so far out of a dozen that I use and few dozens that Ive deployed at my parents and in-laws places. This one ranks as one of the best. Its a bullet-proof WAP that never crashes, handles all the devices in a household (about 100 including various wifi based smart home sensors). I have this deployed along with a wifi router, and I feel this WAP by itself covers my entire 3500 sq ft house (its ceiling mounted on the top floor) from top all the way down to basement. I had to play around with the frequency bands so as to reduce interference with the the wifi routers signal. With the wifi router on the ground floor, I somehow barely managed to minimize interference. Im considering buying eap245v3 and turn off my wifi routers WAP function, so to get good roaming coverage. Honestly the performance I get from this AC WAP with so many devices and 4K clients, Im set for at least until wifi 7, safely skipping over wifi 6, given this one doesnt die of course. Its been in service for about 2 years so far and no hiccups yet.

Started out ok, and went to hades after I couldn’t return them anymore. Continuously under performed on speeds range and keeping devices connected. When I can stand under one of them that I know is running to a gigabit switch, which is wired properly and confirmed to work at those speeds, I get anywhere from 2 MB to 220 Mb. Do yourself a favor don’t buy these garbage cans.

These wifi access points are really great in my network setup. I have two EAP225 wireless access points, a hardware controller, a Jetstream switch, and their TL-ER605 Gateway. One thing I love about these is being able to power them with POE (Power over Ethernet). I was able to free up some plugs in my house. My network is great now and I have one central point to administer it from. I have VPN access to my home network and I am able to diagnose issues early with the analytics they have. I like that there is a local web based administration and an app, unlike many of the new systems that only have an app and seem more controlled by the makers than by the purchasers.

I have a couple of these set up in my local house of worship. They are working great and are so much better than a consumer mesh router system. I wish I had these in my house instead of the Netgear Orbi I bought

I was initially blown away by the performance. Really fast speed tests over pretty decent distances. The issue I had, like another reviewer, was the frequent reboots. Like them, I could go for days without a reboot. Other times it would reboot multiple times over the course of a few hours. If that issue ever gets resolved in a firmware update this will easily be a 5 star review.

Quite disappointed in the wireless range of this unit. Frequent connection drops from TV on other end of the apartment. Maybe 40ft. Setup with the Omada app was easier than I expected.

Not happy. The range is fine but the speeds are terrible. Even 10’ away, I get 50 megabits down. My connection is 450/25 and I obtain those speeds hardwired into the router, like this AP is. I would have been content with 1/2 of my bandwidth on the download side. The upload side gets me around 20 megabits up.

Easy to install. Has a great wifi range. Install the omada controller on a Local PC for easy monitoring. Even has phone app. Can monitor all devices connected to it. Have bought a few of these and havent had any issues.