Shit could be drastically different in yours.Īlso, as the amount of devices connected to the APs goes up the actual throughput changes. The EAP660HD and NWA210AX also have the slowest drop off, IE as distance from the AP increases (and obstacles) their speed stays much higher than the EWS377AP and UAP6 LR. Range at 80mhz is EAP660HD, NWA210AX, EWS377AP=UAP6 LR.
If you only use 80mhz, they rank roughly from fastest to slowest, in my environment, EAP660HD, NWA210AX, EWS377AP, UAP6 LR. *Zyxel has acknowledged the bug and is working on a fix. Though it currently has a bug with QoS limiting it to 1g. Of the others, if this is for home use, the Zyxel NWA210AX is the fastest as it's the only one that can do 160mhz 5ghz. I have all of these except the WAX218, as that's not widely available yet, for testing. I have ~70 devices connected to WiFi at any one time across 3 APs. And then your typical ton of IoT devices. To start, all laptops and desktops in my home use Intel AX200, always with the latest drivers. Lastly, I want to thank this wonderfull community for helping out. If there anything that I am missing, please help me understand. Netgear Insight Management).Īny input, any thoughts on this appreciated and welcomed. I would like that there isn't a recurring cost of operate them (Ex. Looking have two AP's and a controller (if needed) but that's all I am looking to buy. I know that there are other big name players like Ruckus, Aruba, Meraki, etc., but they are too out of my range buget-wise. I don't mind spending a bit more but I want to do this right once and for all. I know wifi 6E is announced but I don't see myself going in that direction for a few years.ġ) Range, speed and mutiple stream handling (not best and greatest but stable and solid - MU-MIMO, B/W, throughput, etc.)Ģ) Seamless roaming between access points (handoff).ģ) Managebility for AP's (configs, backup and restore, easy of use)Ĥ) F/W updates (regular updates and patches to 0-day vulns.)ĥ) Hardware life - Longetivity and service life.Ħ) ASS - After Sales Service aka Customer Support. I have been trying to overhaul my prosumer wifi network to newer wifi 6 AP's. u/RoweDent created this awesome resource on network theoryĪS the title suggests: Does anyone have any insight into these AP's and the companies in general? Have any of you encountered, implemented in-service or researched these AP's? u/tht1kidd_ has created a suggestion post regarding information everyone needs to provide when asking a question about their network There have been some excellent guides written in this sub, and we're always looking for more!
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