In my configuration I use the AP to provision the 2nd floor of my home, this caters to all the bedrooms. In conjunction I use my existing WiFi modem which is located/service on the 1st floor. RE650 could in fact cover both floors I decided to run 4 x SSID's 2 x 2.4 and 2 x 5 GHz bands. cheers

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you, it's a good question. The answer , it's dependant on your infrastructure. In my setup both the TP Link Re650 and the router/switch is using 1 GB ports and the CAT 6 cable all rated at 1 GB per second. So super fast on the backhaul. Cheers Joe

It’s fairly simple, connect RE650 port to your switch port using lab cable, connect to re650 via web interface, and enable AP mode.

no modem on this unit so help with download speed

WPS is a built-in feature makes it easier to connect Wi-Fi enabled devices. Yes you can duplicate your existing SSIDs and passwords which I initially thought would be the way to go, but in practice not very good idea as these will still effectively be separate network's, and you won't know which device SSID you're connecting so not very helpful as you would think. As you move closer to a particular WiFi your device will not swap across easily, in this case a mesh network is a better option, hope this helps

@@ijoey9587 alright. Thx a Lot buddy

hi, maybe what were you thinking

sorry no new video yet

You can use the RE650 as a network port for PC, games console etc. Only single port , so no second port for AP backhaul in this configuration.

@@ijoey9587 Sorry for possible a silly question, but can i FTP things from my Laptop to My Console if i have the console connected via ethernet to the Wifi extender? Or does the console have to be connected to the router?

@@aaronmorrison8770 i havent tested, but this should work fine

@@ijoey9587 brilliant. Thank you!

Yes with my experience, several walls including brick wall