Why?

802.11ah is mainly for IoT devices communication, the performance is really slow unfortunately.

If you can wait, wait for the new TP-Link ADSL routers.

It will have VDSL support for future and even come with VOIP feature. It will be released soon.

TM will move all ADSL users to VDSL very soon.

Yes.

However, the VR1200V is not released in Malaysia yet. I believe TP-Link is tuning the firmware to ensure Unifi compatibility once it is available.

Currently testing it as my daily router.

Anything specific you would like to know?

It is mesh networking so it is some sort of combination of all 3 you mentioned.

As for router, it cannot do VLAN tagging so in order to use that with Unifi, you need to add another router as VLAN bridge

When Archer 2700 (with Intel CPU) is coming...? 

Hi,

I'm using a Deco M9 currently with Unifi 100mbps. I'm not able to connect the Deco unit directly to the unifi modem as the WiFi network it creates after I key in my pppoe password, doesn't have Internet access and I'm not able to continue the setup ( the deco led turns red)

However I'm able to setup if I connect the Deco unit directly to existing unifi router. Is this the only way to use Deco. I was hoping to bypass the unifi router entirely.

Also, in the current mode, if I use LAN cable out from the deco unit, it's not able to connect to Internet, for example my smart TV.

Hey guys. I have a spare archer c5v from maxis. But currently i am subscribing to unifi, is it possible to use the router. Been trying to set it up, but doesnt seem to be working.

Hi. Did you notice any significant difference after changing to a new modem? I am still the silver modem given by TM previously.

TM said they can change my modem but I need to pay RM53. I'm currently on Tp Link Archer C7 as well and my internet package is 800Mbps Turbo package. My download speed test can go up to 800Mbps when using Lan and around 400Mbps when using wifi (around 30m from router).

Should i upgrade to the new modem from TM or just stick to the current one?

apologies for my ignorance, but may i know how to turn on vlan and set it to unifi.?

Not working

Unifi 500mbps tplink C3150

Really? Show me the latest firmware update for the TP-Link Archer C5400 v1 for Malaysia

enduser you're too easy to convince. Just compare the firmware updates of RT-AC68U & Archer C9 V1 (for Malaysia)
With ASUS you don't have to worry about region based firmware & hardware revision based firmware whereas TP-Link will immediately stopped producing firmware updates for older revision
What will happen to the Archer C9 V1 Malaysia buyers then? Let them live with the bugs, errors & security hole? Heck, they don't even bother releasing a fix to the WPA2 Security (KRACKs) Vulnerability for Archer C9 V1 Malaysia users

Below is a the proof of what I said:

not working....you using c3150

yes understood that. coz am monitoring the speed from torrent resources that i usually download, speed is less than 100kB/s now per torrent. just feels not right... 

using uTorrent, health shows full bar for the downloading torrent...

i think default global at 500 and max peer per torrent at 100

I disable MU-MIMO and Airtime Fairness on all routers I own.

Not much devices actually support MU-MIMO and it give minimal overall improvement unless all devices support it.

As for Airtime Fairness, I don't have any old clients lying around so I disabled it as well.

You will be surprised by the results.

https://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wi...-t-need-mu-mimo

MU-MIMO is not implemented properly on Wireless AC. Extremely inconsistent when different vendors are included.

Apple don't even bother to enable MU-MIMO in their products.

All USB based WiFi adapter have the same issues which is heat and USB interference.

T4U is 2x2
T9UH is 3x3

If your router is AC1200, AC1300 or AC1500 they should be 2x2 so using the T4U is sufficient. Using a 3x3 WiFi adapter on a 2x2 router will not give you better performance.

Anyway, I will still suggest using PCIE options. Those PCIE X1 WiFi card can be fitted into X16 slot as well, worst to worst, use a riser cable.