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I just brought a new TP-Link (Omada brand) to replace a (also fairly new) D-Link router that would just stop working, every couple of weeks; requiring a reboot.
by ChrisMarshallNY 1y ago
I just brought a new TP-Link (Omada brand) to replace a (also fairly new) D-Link router that would just stop working, every couple of weeks; requiring a reboot.
The performance of my network immediately jumped up.
The D-Link might have a hardware issue (but it’s not worth trying to get them to address it, as it’s intermittent by weeks, and they’ll just gaslight me, if I try), or it could just be crap firmware. A lot of hardware companies treat their firmware teams like shit.
Doesn’t matter. I’m avoiding their routers, in the future. I have had good luck with their switches, though.
- ectospheno 1y agoI don’t use them anymore, but the TP-Link EAP225v3 remains the lowest latency WiFi access point I have ever used. I occasionally miss them.