NWA130BE | BE11000 Enterprise Grade Tri_Band WiFi 7 Triple Radio POE Wirless Access Point | 2 X 2.5G Multigig LAN | Easy App Setup|Ceiling/Wall Mount| W/O Power Supply|Cloud Access|Smart Mesh

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.

It is always the question what you need it for, but if you are looking to set up a series of access points on one site, the convenience of Zyxel Nebula (with the caveat that I think the app and web-interface are too old fashioned) is beyond more consumer oriented brands. Adding a device to your existing site is as easy as scanning the barcode on the back of the device and you are set.

Ich bin wirklich begeistert von meinem neuen Zyxel Access Point! Die Geschwindigkeit ist beeindruckend, die Reichweite deutlich besser als bei meinem vorherigen Gerät und die Verbindung ist absolut stabil. Dank ihm konnte ich meine alten Powerline-Adapter komplett entfernen – jetzt läuft alles über WLAN, und das sogar viel schneller. Klare Empfehlung!

We're using it in a small home, and it reaches where we need it. The handful of Wi-Fi 7 devices we have seem to like it; the older devices also perform well. It works great with VLANs, allowing you to segment your network appropriately if your router supports that. The passthrough port does not support Jumbo Frames, I learned that the hard way, but both ports, uplink and the extra, are 2.5 gbe, and with a POE switch or injector, it makes for a clean installation. If you use the Nebula cloud, it offers a quick setup, and it also supports local administration. The range was better than expected, there's one small corner at the opposite side of the house where some devices can't decide if they want to try high speed or just a solid connection and they sometimes drop a few times while they figure it out, but that seems to be device-side programming because if you pick an SSID that only has 2.4 Ghz it pops right on. Compatibility, this has been great on this AP, but a massive issue for us in the past, from cars and other IoT to laptops, tablets, and phones we'd often get a complaint from a device, none have done that yet after I figured out the downstream port doesn't do jumbo frames (blocking a resource many of my devices needed) and fixed it. We run fewer than 100 devices, but in that vicinity on it in our house, and I'd feel comfortable deploying this in a small office, probably in a 3-pack. I wish they had these when I worked at a small-town MSP.

really brilliant product, but expensive, without power adapter and requires License on Nebula for advance management. what i love the most about it, is easy manageable by Nebula. full control WLANs, captive Portal, and a-lot more.