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I picked up two sets of these back in October when they were under $200. I replaced a mix of Deco AC and 6 units.
I didn't expect to see any real gains, as I don't have but maybe one WiFi 7 device. What I wanted was future-proofing at an opportunistic price. I can also see some very limited ways in which the faster backhaul will be beneficial for the rare times I transfer large files between systems.
If you've got a working system that won't benefit from the faster in-house speeds, I'd wait for an opportunistic price. Stuff only gets cheaper as new standards emerge.
I picked up two sets of these back in October when they were under $200. I replaced a mix of Deco AC and 6 units.I didn't expect to see any real gains, as I don't have but maybe one WiFi 7 device. What I wanted was future-proofing at an opportunistic price. I can also see some very limited ways in which the faster backhaul will be beneficial for the rare times I transfer large files between systems.If you've got a working system that won't benefit from the faster in-house speeds, I'd wait for an opportunistic price. Stuff only gets cheaper as new standards emerge.
Thanks for the reminder that I didnt buy in October. Still kicking myself...
Anyone know the difference from the Costco BE11000 ? Thanks
They are pretty much the same thing, but the be11000 is rated by TPLink for slightly better 2.4 and 5ghz performance: https://www.tp-link.com/us/compar...73%2C80809
I have the BE11000 and really like them. They've been rock solid.
They are pretty much the same thing, but the be11000 is rated by TPLink for slightly better 2.4 and 5ghz performance: https://www.tp-link.com/us/compar...73%2C80809
I have the BE11000 and really like them. They've been rock solid.
both are trash. I returned the one from costco yesterday. A lot disconnections and had to reboot the AP's multiple times.
Same listing price of $369.99 at TP-Link's official site but you can apply a 10% off coupon like WELCOME10 to bring it down to $332.99. To make it even better you can potentially get 20% capital one shopping reward as gift card of your choice.
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I didn't expect to see any real gains, as I don't have but maybe one WiFi 7 device. What I wanted was future-proofing at an opportunistic price. I can also see some very limited ways in which the faster backhaul will be beneficial for the rare times I transfer large files between systems.
If you've got a working system that won't benefit from the faster in-house speeds, I'd wait for an opportunistic price. Stuff only gets cheaper as new standards emerge.
I have the BE11000 and really like them. They've been rock solid.
I have the BE11000 and really like them. They've been rock solid.
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