TP-Link EAP723 WiFi 7 Access Point, BE3600 Dual Band Wireless Access Points,Omada Mesh, Support passive PoE+ Powered, Seamless Roaming, Centralized Cloud Management, Easily Mount to Wall or Ceiling

Lightening spoed with great coverage. New to omada but it's so easy to setup and the next one is even easier if you get more as it just uses the same configuration.

I got the lower end model from this range and intend to use it at home for providing an isolated IoT network. This price is good and I guess because it has been overtaken by faster model, but is great for my limited use. The docs and branding are a bit confusing, but I found the manual for it online to allow configuration locally without the need for an actual cloud account; something I needed as this intranet is isolated from the Internet. The default IP allows access and it came with a PSU allowing direct power, with POE an alternative. It is clean looking for domestic use, about twice the size of a smoke alarm with one blue LED.Although at the lower end of the range, having WiFi 6 is great and and the other specs are still very current; even with WiFi 7 rolling out, most of my IoT and guest devices are 6 or lower.A great WAP at a great price.Review of item: TP-Link Festa F61 AX1800 Ceiling Mount Wi-Fi 6 Access Point, Mesh & Seamless Roaming, Gigabit PoE Port, Easy setup

While this WAP is targeted at businesses, it provides a perfect solution for my home.It feels solidly built and is about the shape and size of a smoke detector, only thinner, and is also easy to attach to a wall or ceiling with the bracket and screws provided. Having the PoE option meant I could mount this on the ceiling centrally upstairs in our house without worrying about where I was going to get power from, and its signal strength has meant that I now have 100% WiFi coverage upstairs. WiFi 6 also has also made a noticeable improvement with speed, particularly with my wife and daughter's devices as they both work upstairs, and the signal is so superior to my router's built-in Wifi in my office that my office devices (downstairs) also hook into the AX1800.So I am very pleased and heartily recommend the AX1800 WAP.For a home environment, I found the setup fiddly even though I initially chose the home setup. Registration was a pain as the initial email to confirm validity has never arrived, so attempts to login failed without explanation until I re-registered with a lesser used email address (which did receive the registration "Click here to confirm" email). You then have to set up a virtual cloud-based controller, add a site and finally add the WAP.However, now it is running, the initial niggles are long forgotten.

Well I have been using the TP-Link Festa F61 AX1800 and the TP-Link Festa F52 AC1350 for a while now along with my other separate Wireless Access point of another brand, so these two reviews will be similar.What I have learnt is you are forced to use their Cloud Controller to mange and control these Wireless Access Points, sure you can set them up and configure them directly, sadly you have absolutely zero encryption, meaning anyone sniffing the WIFI bands will see your devices sending the password in plaintext. And that is bad.Now if using the Festa Cloud Controller which is free, you can setup each Access Point individually and if they support Meshing like these two does you can have them work together to reduce dead spots.Using the Festa Cloud Controller it was very easy to setup, its very similar to another well known brand, sadly you cannot self host your own Controller like you can the other brand.One thing I really do like about these two Access Points is that they both come with everything that is needed to get them working.The F61 AX1800 supports the following:[Power Types]• 802.3af PoE• 48V Passive PoE• 12V/1A DC (Power Adapter Included)[Mounting Types]• Ceiling /Wall Mounting (Kits included)• Junction Box MountingWIFI Standards: IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/axI would have love for this to have a 2.5Gbit Ethernet Port so that you can use the full speed supported.While the Festa Cloud Controller is free now, this may change in the future, so a self hosting Controller would be nice.Other than that, it works rather well.Overall I am happy with it apart from the no self hosting of the controller. Therefore I will give this product a 4 star rating.

This is a great ax1800 access point from a quality manufacturer. It functions exactly as you would expect, providing multi-band wifi coverage over quite a large area. Supplied with a 'wall wart' power supply, it can also be powered by PoE (power over ethernet) for a very neat and convenient install. The LED on the device can be left on or off and will flash to help locate the device if you have a large installation.I prefer to have network hardware which I can administer locally, however with this item you need to download an app to your phone tablet and sign up for a cloud based account in order to configure the device.If this is not an issue for you then this access point is highly recommended.

Installed this in the hallway ceiling and the Wi-Fi coverage around the house got way better. Setup was quick, just followed the app instructions and it was up in minutes. We haven't had any of those annoying dead spots anymore. Plus, it handles multiple devices without any slowdown.

A solid option for expanding wireless coverage in a home or small office. The inclusion of mesh and seamless roaming capabilities should provide a reliable and consistent connection. The Gigabit PoE port is fast and as with all TP Link gear, the setup is pretty easy. Recommended.