Did poke around the new combo box from Skyworth GN630V

> No bridge mode
> Build in Ookla Speedtest with TM servers
> Quite not bad interface
> Wifi performance is not bad

Might useful for homestay/Airbnb/Rented unit/perfer one box solution but not for me since i need more control over my network, just my 2 cents.

Yupe can.

I'm running dual WAN on my router. Bridge mode set up is pretty straight forward.

VOIP remains on the combo box. (Skyworth GN630V)

I'm no expert on this. Anyway, I'll share what I did and you try to emulate it and see if this would solve your issue.

1. Leave the LAN1 port empty as we need to use it to connect via LAN cable to your personal router.

2. Set the Skyworth combo box as your main router and connect it to the internet.

3. Login to your Skyworth combo box with IP 192.168.0.1 and go to the Network > WAN > select 'Mode: Bridge'

4. Connect using LAN cable from Skyworth combo box LAN1 port to your personal router WAN port.

5. Have a device connect to your Deco router and login to your TP Link Deco router IP (I'm not familiar with TP Link), set up Unifi PPPOE as usual.

6. After a while, internet connection should be established at this point.