Zyxel WiFi 7 BE6500 Wireless Dual-Radio Access Point | PoE+ or USB Type C powered (not included) | Cloud, App or Direct Management [NWA110BE]

The wizard for the Zyxel NWA110BE was easy and the access point was quickly working. There are plenty of options to set later for tuning. I found the list of connected devices with the signal strength very helpful. My house has 3 storeys - the signal at the top of the house is weak, but I have another WAP up there. Zyxel's community is useful and Zyxel themselves will answer questions. I found the video courses on their website recently, and those helped further. I used a USB-c PD adaptor to power this instead of PoE.

I provide IT support for my family. I had two sets of users in different locations but having Wifi dropouts and performance issues.I already has the bigger version at home, so I suggested we look at this unit.One site managed to remove the Wifi extender and disable their existing wireless and still had better coverage and have had no issues.The other location, have very thick walls and they will be needing another unit, but again it reduced dropouts and devices were connecting at a higher speed.Please note that you will need a POE switch or POE injector. It will need to support 23-25Watts. I used the Zyxel POE injector (5Gbit version).Also, using the Nebula cloud management feature allows me to help manage the two sites without the hassle of driving for 5 hours.

Have this and the bigger brother wbe660s together hard wired in to a poe switch, strugggled at first with the wireless backhaul Zyxel recommend, throughput was terrible, so have both hardwired just using smart mesh. Works well now and after a recent firmware update (6.75) I am seeing speeds just as quick as my Orbi960 system. Nebula easy to use but £34.99 a year per device is a bit steep, only £10 per device for Netgear Insight.

From a competent but untrained user:This is s a very comprehensive piece of kit. There's a whole piece of connectivity for security and remote web access, which I don't need but the rest is perfect for a flexible local WAP.I bought it to reproduce a home wireless network for a proprietary wireless router (BT) which has got corrupted Wi-Fi setup, perfect! The flexibility to have multiple SSIDs is perfect for troubleshooting/maintenance of different wireless bands. Recommended but it is a heavy piece of software, and finding out how to do things is proving a bit of a struggle. I'm currently searching for support on how to achieve everything I can from it.

My fits time using Access points, very solid item only thing that disappoints is they don't include a power supply, the online software was so easy to use,