Omada 7 Pro BE11000 WiFi Access Point, 2.5G Port, w/o DC Adapter(EAP772)

I purchased 8 of these in total to replace my fleet of Omada AX3000 units so that I could get 6GHz coverage and wifi 7 as many of my devices now support that. Setup, like every Omada AP device was extremely easy. Its a simple login to the controller, adopt the AP, give it a name and watch it fully configure it automatically. To get full benefit from this you do need to pipe in a 10Gbps connection which meant I had to update all my POE+ switches to the SX3206HPP at a great expense to get the full benefits of this AP but it has been well worth it. In optimal conditions with MLO configured my wifi 7 laptops that support 6ghz transmit data faster than a hardline 1Gbps ethernet connection and at times I was hitting 4Gbps over wifi which is just incredible. I have 329 wifi devices connected to my AP's and have not had a single issue with any of them included the super old ioT 2.4ghz devices I still have in place. Stability has been rock solid as well, absolutely no dropped connections and the range has been very good, so good in fact that i wish I had only bought maybe 4 of these and reduced my AP count vs. just replacing all the ones I had with these but with 6ghz not really going too far having this high of a concentration means i have extremely fast connections no matter where I am at in my home or around my property. While these are expensive because they integrate so well with the Omada platform they are worth every cent to me as I don't have to do a single thing with these once configured and they are rock solid the entire time. Overall I am really pleased moving to these from my old AX3000 and expect a good 10 years of life from these as this will be all the speed I ever need.

Great device. Easy to configure. Setup was easy, although I changed it a few times to make it better suited to my house. I can now stand outside and my wifi still connects and works with performance. I will purchase another one down the road. The value, price is very good. If anything, I might get one of the higher, more expensive, Omada ones. The range is great. I live in an old solid brick wall house. I have reception everywhere. I did place the unit in the attic. Seems stable, no reboot related issues. Once setup, I have left it alone.

I added the EAP772 as a downstairs AP to go with my existing EAP783 which covers my upstairs. Setup through the Omada controller was straightforward and once adopted the access point fully covered my downstairs (roughly 1000 sq. ft.), including the 6GHz band cutting down on interference from neighboring networks. The app walks you through it step by step if you want the hand-holding, though it's simple enough to get running without it too. Signal reaches past the walls as well, out into the yard and off the back of the house, not just room to room. Throughput has been fast for connected devices and adding the second AP has given me a big speed boost. Definitely worth the price. This unit is still relatively new (~1 month) so I have not gotten a read on reliability yet, although my EAP783 has been in service for years and is part of the reason I opted for another Omada AP, so I'm optimistic on that front.

Fast, configurable, but not entirely reliable. I'm using the software controller in a VM for managing a couple of these. The configurability and options blow away any consumer device for not really any more cost. The only issue I seem to often experience is the 6Ghz SSID availability. When working, I can get just over 1 GBps over WiFi 6E from my phone. The is an internal test to a speed test docker that is capable of aleast 2.5GBE speeds. Lastly, TP-Link has a questionable security reputation. But I don't use a TP-Link router or other manager networking hardware. As they say, don't put all your eggs in on basket.

product is awesome and works flawlessly

First off, the setup was a breeze. I’ve used plenty of devices over the years, and this was one of the easiest to get configured to my liking. If you choose, you can use the Omada app as it walks you through step by step, but even without it, it’s simple to get things going if you know what you’re doing. I had it up and running in no time, and the app lets me fine-tune the settings with ease while i was playing with it. Once it was installed, the signal quality was where this thing really impressed me. It blankets my entire house, including upstairs and even into the backyard, with no dead spots. The 6GHz band is a game-changer for modern devices, and even when I’m running multiple streams from my Plex server at 4k, and doing work over remote desktop, everything stays fast and stable. The tri-band really helps with separating traffic so nothing gets bogged down. I also really appreciate the PoE functionality. It made placing the access point in the perfect spot much easier since I didn’t have to worry about finding an outlet nearby. With PoE, I could focus on getting the best coverage without running power cables all over the place. For anyone who’s got a decent-sized home and needs top-tier performance without fuss, this access point delivers. It’s not often I find gear that works this well straight out of the box, but the Omada EAP772 paired with my ER605 router definitely does.

I really wanted to like this AP but it reboots and rejoins the controller about ever hour. And this thing gets hot! So hot in fact that you can't hold it with your bare hands. The Omada controller will re-adopt it after the reboot but it's unusable for me this way. Not sure if the heat and reboots are related. I've got the full tp-link ecosystem; Omada controller, Gateway, PoE+ managed switch and two EAP610 AP's. Now while it's connected it does get close to 1G so that's good.

I replaced an Omada Wi-Fi 6 eap with this one and it’s worked well and seriously increased my Wi-Fi speed to the supported devices. Easy transition from the old eap to this one. Would recommend.

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