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TP-Link Archer BE800
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The router is not compatible with Omada. It uses EasyMesh technology, while Omada uses a different mesh system that is not compatible with EasyMesh, so they cannot work together in the same mesh network. In addition, Archer BE800 products cannot be added to the Omada controller to form part of the Omada Mesh system.
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There are 8 internal antennas - source: https://www.tp-link.com/de/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-be800/ The range is very good as far as I can judge. But I don't know the BE900 and can therefore only give my subjective opinion. I can highly recommend the BE800 so far.
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Yes, it works perfectly with the 10Gbit Fibre7. I entered the router name during the ordering process at Init7 and then received the correct optics.
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I use the BE800 directly as a router. I will then set up a Mesh WIFI network with Dedo BE65. But to be honest, they first have to come down significantly in price. I don't yet have the expertise to recommend anything else.
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You can create separate SSID for each bandwidth, or you can combine all 3 bandwidth into one SSID and let the devices roam between them.
Please contact our customer service so that they can check your order and give you more detailed information about the current status. You can find our contact form under the following link: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new
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I think it needs to be homologated for Europe, and then it will be sold in Switzerland. No date available yet.
Normally yes. You just need to make sure you have a Cat.7 cable that goes between the Swisscom módem and the BE800 and connect to the BE800 via wifi. That's what I'm doing.
Ditto.
At the moment we have no information about the availability of the Archer GE800.
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