M9 Plus is available in Sri Computer Low Yat Plaza, RM899, can negotiate if pay by cash, I just got a set of it, but 2 problems, 1st is IPv6 not working, no matter Dynamic IP or PPPoE, statefull or stateless, maybe gonna wait them to fix. 2nd is too easy to switch to 2.4GHz, maybe all mesh systems got the same problem too

Coverage is amazing, especially 2.4GHz, QoS surprisingly good, 802.11k, v, r supported, Orbi and Velop only has 802.11k, v, no r supported. Ethernet backhaul supported, but 2nd 5GHz not available for clients, only for backhaul. US selling this set for USD299, Netgear Orbi RBK40 is USD230, in Malaysia, RM899 for M9 Plus, RBK40 RM1799, if you compare the price between M5 and M9 Plus, it should be more than RM1500 for M9 Plus, I think because TP-Link is trying to grab market share in Malaysia, especially in this turbo moment.

Asus aimesh is not pure mesh system ? Let say compate to ubnt mesh ?

RM899 for 2 x M9 Plus? This is actually quite a good deal i think... I thought it's not available on the market because there's no listing @ Lazada...

I'm thinking to have it as Router or perhaps serving as AP only.

Huawei HG -> Mikrotik hEXs -> TP-Link Deco M9 Plus...

RM899 for 2 x M9 Plus? This is actually quite a good deal i think... I thought it's not available on the market because there's no listing @ Lazada...

I'm thinking to have it as Router or perhaps serving as AP only.

Huawei HG -> Mikrotik hEXs -> TP-Link Deco M9 Plus...

I forget to attach that.

The command is this, you can just input it in any command prompt window. Doesn't work in Powershell.

wmic NIC where NetEnabled=true get Name, Speed

M9 Plus is available in Sri Computer Low Yat Plaza, RM899, can negotiate if pay by cash, I just got a set of it, but 2 problems, 1st is IPv6 not working, no matter Dynamic IP or PPPoE, statefull or stateless, maybe gonna wait them to fix. 2nd is too easy to switch to 2.4GHz, maybe all mesh systems got the same problem too

Coverage is amazing, especially 2.4GHz, QoS surprisingly good, 802.11k, v, r supported, Orbi and Velop only has 802.11k, v, no r supported. Ethernet backhaul supported, but 2nd 5GHz not available for clients, only for backhaul. US selling this set for USD299, Netgear Orbi RBK40 is USD230, in Malaysia, RM899 for M9 Plus, RBK40 RM1799, if you compare the price between M5 and M9 Plus, it should be more than RM1500 for M9 Plus, I think because TP-Link is trying to grab market share in Malaysia, especially in this turbo moment.

How much this cost ?

asking if i still need another router or not

current running AC58U,RT1200HP and N12u

i'm getting my 500mbps but as far i know none of this capable to make use of 500mbps speed on WiFI and only 1 router support gigabit lan

so should i invest on AC6X series or just get a gigabit switch
sifu please advice 

asking if i still need another router or not

current running AC58U,RT1200HP and N12u

i'm getting my 500mbps but as far i know none of this capable to make use of 500mbps speed on WiFI and only 1 router support gigabit lan

so should i invest on AC6X series or just get a gigabit switch
sifu please advice 

Upgrade your router if you relies on wireless connection. Use RT-AC58U if you are mainly using wired connection. RT-AC58U CPU performance is pretty good I would say.

AC58U technically should be able to go over 500Mbps on wifi. Depends on your device too. My iPad 2017 gets 515 Mbps while the most my iPhone 6s can do is 300 Mbps. They're both 2x2 MIMO.

i see 

then any recommendation on gigabit switch?
i rely more on lan cable
there's 6 computer running lan cable at home.

The Archer C7 V2, after I bought it and set it up last year, I did not do any firmware upgrades after that.
Do you think I need to do any firmware upgrades or other settings?

Hi, i am using the same wifi router as you, the last firmware for the Archer C7 v2, is from July2016, which i think TPLink "will" provide some kind of update to it since they have published the update to the EU and US region not long ago.
For the speed i managed to get for this wifi router, you may check at here -
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=90313720

Can confirm Mikrotik rb2011uias-2hnd-in can support 800Mbps over LAN after enabling the fasttrack. Thank you.

Sharing my humble setup.

onu alcatel lucent i240g


mikrotik rb2011uias-2hnd-in with its wifi and lcd display disabled. use since unifi 20 era.


tp-link TL-SG108E Easy Smart Switch. Got light indicator showing whether the speed is 10/100 or 1Gbps. 


tp-link Archer C9 as access point, with all antenna replaced and the 3rd one extended to cover downstairs.


full pic.

Now I only need something to replace the C9 as the access point. 

CZero
Maybe you can try placing your wireless access point somewhere as I am pretty sure your metal rack will affect the signal a little.

Archer C3150 have some pretty decent radio.

Can confirm Mikrotik rb2011uias-2hnd-in can support 800Mbps over LAN after enabling the fasttrack. Thank you.

Sharing my humble setup.

onu alcatel lucent i240g


mikrotik rb2011uias-2hnd-in with its wifi and lcd display disabled. use since unifi 20 era.


tp-link TL-SG108E Easy Smart Switch. Got light indicator showing whether the speed is 10/100 or 1Gbps. 


tp-link Archer C9 as access point, with all antenna replaced and the 3rd one extended to cover downstairs.


full pic.

Now I only need something to replace the C9 as the access point. 

I forget to attach that.

The command is this, you can just input it in any command prompt window. Doesn't work in Powershell.

wmic NIC where NetEnabled=true get Name, Speed