Archer BE550

Yup, similar issue with my BE550. Smart Connect isn't as smart as it should be! :D When I previously had Smart Connect enabled, my Pixel 9 when at long distance, would not drop down from 6GHz or 5Ghz to 2.4GHz automatically. Tether app would indicate that my Pixel 9 had a weak signal on 6Ghz or 5GHz

Not a long term review, but I replaced a TP BE550 with the RT-BE92U two weeks ago. I installed Merlin right away because I had a good experience with it on AX86U. I had issues with the WAN port auto-negotiated the port speed every hour which led to frequent drops (Telus Fiber ONT 10G port > BE92U 2.

Ive previously had asus and moved into a new home a year ago where I bought a tplink BE550. Ive had many problems around droppd connections, especially in the mornings. I figure its a slight defect with my particular unit, but that doesn't mean my opinion of tplink isn't impacted.

After the disaster i faced with fw1.2.2 and the constant speed instability on file copies through mesh (nas to pc) with fw1.2.3 i have reverted back to 1.2.1, unplugged everything from lan 1 on both routers as it caused periodic connection loss, moved mesh backhaul to lan 2 as lan 4 was lagging (not

I’m also with EE swapped out the supplied router and extender with 2 TP-Link Archer BE550 around £180 each fixed my issue with the internet speeds dropping drastically towards the longer distances in the house. My only issue with the system is the App is horrendously unreliable and looking to go Ama

I would love to see us tether g support on your routers so I could plug in my android phone, and enable us tethering on it and use it as wan connection. also have 2 be550 in mesh, on latest firmware and a fire tv that has issues staying connected, ended up Adding a range Extender as another node con

When I was researching WiFi 7, I came across many people returning the TP link BE550. It's was the cheapest WiFi 7 routers going at the time but it seemed to be unreliable. Hopefully you won't have the same issues.

bro that's a weird one. two different routers doing the same thing? yeah that points to something else going on the firmware thing - there's actually a known issue with the BE550 Pro and recent firmware updates killing 2.4ghz stability . people are reporting exactly what you're seeing - 2.4ghz drops

Also I do the Only powering the BE550 but no success, also I have returned the BE550it was a hustle to setting it up, but when the old router got connected everything came back to normal.

So I made the BE550 main and still no dice. Guess we need a new BE3600 firmware