TP-Link EAP223 w/No Adapter Omada AC1350 Gigabit Wireless Access Point Business WiFi Solution w/Mesh Support, Seamless Roaming & MU-MIMO PoE Powered SDN Integrated Cloud Access & Omada App

Works well with Omada setup, a bit annoying to attach to the rack but once this is done you are all set. Haven’t notice any performance or instability issue. Look good on the ceiling of my home.

These are "not" autoselecting POE WiFi APs.. they only work a specific Voltage. POE gear is a confusing mess of semi-standards. Those who figure it out are unforgiving in explaining the confusing array of standards and bros-standards out there. I have found only "one" specific legacy TPLink switch that will power these up, it breaks standards and offers extended range and extended voltage options and POE rest options for long distance POE devices. Otherwise you have to buy "separate" POE adapters called "injectors" to power these APs. You have to surf all the standards and figure out the proper POE voltage injectors. Its hyper confusing. These are primary the APs for business and who want to save every penny for leaving out hardware in the AP normally included for consumer grade POE APs. Mostly I would recommend "stay far far away" from buying these unless you know they will work with your switch and have a lot of time to waste matching everything us. The cost savings work for business because they have economies of scale to save on hundreds of APs.. a consumer can't possibly recover the loss in personal time.

# Overview This WAP is amazing for the price. You get a very nice web-based management interface, multiple SSIDs, Guest Network functionality (see Client Isolation below), RADIUS support, and more. Easy to install, easy to manage, and just works, all for a nice price. # Installation / Setup Extremely straightforward. Mounting hardware is nice and easy to install. It's PoE...what else is there to say? Plug it in and go! # Security The WAP supports several security features, such as MAC filtering, WPA2, RADIUS, VLANs, and Rogue AP Detection. Not having WPA3 support is unfortunate and means this WAP is not appropriate for use where security needs to be prioritized. WPA2 is still robust and I don't think most home users have anything to worry about here. ## Client Isolation HOMELABBERS BEWARE! This WAP does not support "proper" client isolation. Instead, they only supply a Guest Network feature which blocks any traffic going to an RFC1918 address. If you want to have client isolation but also allow upstream traffic to be handled by your own firewall, then this WAP does not allow for that. You can either allow local traffic at the expense of zero client isolation on the WAP, or you can allow client isolation at the expense of zero LAN connectivity. This is a HUGE deal-breaker for anyone with a more complex network setup where you run services locally and want to have proper security on your wireless access points.

TP-Link runs our house! We have the load-balancing router, the POE switch, and 3 access points. They all broadcast on the same SSID and devices can roam around and re-connect as required. We set up static IPs for printers and a few other devices, and can plug in family-friendly DNS as well. The load-balancing router is not automatic when there is an outage (requires manually turning off one provider) but otherwise it works well. all network products have a painful admin UI and TP link's is typical.

Didn't care much for stock interface so with OpenWRT this device easily intergrated with my existing network and 802.11r and wpa3 working great!

This is a great WiFi AP for those who want decent quality at a reasonable price. I'm running 2 Roku units off this, 2 other google assistant devices, 2 cell phones, a wireless printer, Blink cams, an outdoor smart bulb, and a laptop. It takes care of all of it.

Nothing but trouble! I had to buy this being an older unit for some equipment I have. It wouldn’t power up with a POE+ switch, then I found an injector and it was intermittent. I guess a defect in the unit.

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