New TP-Link Omada Hardware coming in 2024

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[@lasagnan]

Can't wait to see the reviews of some of these items on your channel! so excited to expand my omada network

[@JasonsLabVideos]

Good video man !! Love it !! Tp link is doing some true catching up hey !

[@bradleyclark5936]

The point to point. And the 2.5poe switch are both very intriguing for my home multi building setup.

[@mark12.31]

Would be nice to see the 'bridge kit' setup as far as bridging the main network to another building - what setup is involved, how well it works, etc.

[@jfkastner]

Well done! And interesting, too ;-)

[@xcr00ks]

I hope there's a lot more videos like this. It seems like Unifi is always releasing new products and software updates. I hope TP Link is stepping it up. I can never find information on UI improvements, firmware updates and new products. Please keep us informed on the latest. Appreciate it 👍

[@ElMajor76]

Very nice new lineup products from TP-LINK ! 👍 The new kit of AP seems to replace the Pharos products.

[@jetrpg22]

The external antennas are really important to have, for the use of optional sector antennas. Its the only way you can really beam coverages over a far distance without like extenders or odd ptmp stations. I covered well over 300m, with some obstruction and drop in elevation, with usable wifi on the old outdoor eap225 and after market sector antennas (i think i got a deal on some airmax sectors). It's really the best option, as receiving it's typically the issue anyway. And a larger antenna/array is about the only thing that helps.

[@vINyL3]

loved that 772/773, and just cheked and ti's smaller than a 670

[@roywkrueger]

Have you seen anything about the ER8411C-M2 10G Integrated Router-Controller that's shown on Page 23 of the 2024 Product Guide? That's the only place I've found a reference to it and was expecting to see it in your video, but did not.

[@CheesyCrotch]

all those access points on the OCx00 controller, wonder if they gave the controller enough processor to be functional to someone with limited time to wait for a browser page to load.

[@BLTplays]

Just got my eap773, definitely more pleasing to the eye compared to the eap670 it replaced.

[@ShinyTechThings]

Can you block a country but whitelist a domain or IP in that country in Omada?

[@Cotay17]

They really need an Omada-capable POE switch with more than four 802.3bt ports.

[@necrogami1]

9:28

[@1diyproject]

I wish they would sell the TL-SG3428XPP-M2 model in the U.S. 2.5 G with POE

[@SACC_]

When you opened the EAP650 it had the big IP67 rating icon right there on the features.

[@adriftatlas]

The EAP772 is likely BE9300 and EAP773 is likely BE11000 but the TP-Link website contradicts itself.

[@johnknightiii1351]

Im excited to see the eap783

[@ptessier73]

Looking forward to the WIFI 7 frizbees ! The SG2210XMP-M2 is interesting for the desktop I guess. They already have some 24 ports 2.5gb switches although availability has been very low for the past few months. I guess I was hoping for a refresh. They keep pumping out gigabit stuff and a few 2.5gb devices yet, not a whole lot of 2.5gb switches and / or 10 gb for that matter. Thanks for the news!