TP-Link Omada Hardware Controller | SDN Integrated | PoE Powered | Manage Up to 100 Devices | Easy & Intelligent Network Monitor & Maintenance | Cloud Access & Omada App (OC200)

Well build and fast performance for home SDN on the budget. Will be perfect solution for your large home or villa when combined with other Omada products

Efficient service, a good product for home and office use.

Good product 👍🏻

Best Hotspot ever, very very easy to operate and customizing log in pagesYou can control it from any where in the worldWorth every single AED

omada controller getting offline every 6hour, not detecting auto connection of lan server. technical team not providing such useful information to reconnect, even seller of the amazon was not single reply until now for the past 10days, totally waste of money on buying tplink products.

after ussing 6 month this controller working perfectly still no problem.. good device 10/10

Very good product working fine

In short, I had a lot of problems with my TP-Link AEP245 access points before getting this, and now I don't. This is a better alternative to a mesh system if you have ethernet in a few spots in the house.I have a large house and a large number of smart devices. I was having a hard time getting good wireless signal in remote corners of the house and my router kept failing because of too many wifi clients. I thought about getting a mesh system, but since I have ethernet in several spots across my house, I would have used the ethernet backhaul anyway. No need to use a mesh system, which is designed to send info wirelessly from device to device at a slower speed. Instead I decided to do what is done in commercial contexts: just use several access points.I purchased three TP-link AEP 245 access points and set them up in a way that gets coverage all over the house. It worked OK, except I kept having problems with devices that roam, like cell phones. They wouldn't let go of one and go to the other. Or something. They always said they were connected but some of the time no internet would get through. The AEP245 is supposed to work in standalone mode when you do this as long as you set them all up with the same SSID, password, and settings, but on different channels. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend them for that configuration.I decided as a last ditch effort to buy this controller. It advertises the ability to use fast roaming technology to tell certain roaming devices to go from one access point to the other as you walk around. Anyway, it did actually solve my problem. You can now walk all over my house with whatever device you want and it will always work. It never goes down, the speeds are awesome, and it was easy to configure and to maintain.To be honest, I'm not actually sure whether my system is using 802.11(k/r/v) or some other technology. All I know is that I had tons of problems with my wifi before getting this, and now I don't.It's a little hard to explain what this device does and TP-Link doesn't make it obvious. It does take control of all your access points and let you configure them from a central location instead of having to connect to each individually. I don't think of that as a huge deal. It allows you to monitor all the clients on all access points and see which is downloading how much, disconnect them, and do all sorts of other stuff.Actually, besides the monitoring of bandwidth and clients and allowing central configuration, it's hard to identify what this really does that you can't do in standalone mode without any controller. However, I can tell you that the internet experience is 100% better with this controller. I don't really understand why it's necessary or exactly how it works, but I'm really glad I got it.I recommend it to anyone who is using multiple TP-Link access points

I've only used this foress than a week but so far it's been pretty solid.Had a couple issues first time connecting my omada router and switch which kept not joiningBut after a bit of resetting and connecting I finally got it all paired and it's been solid since.Nice to have one panel to control all my omada gear and nice to have easy to read useful info taken from all gear in and placed in one spot.

The Omada software needs to be on 24x7 for certain features to work. eg: portal authorisation, AP roaming.The challenge with PC based systems is that when PCs reboot, the software javascript can't start up easily. Furthermore the cost a PC is more than the Omada hw controller and will take up more space.Worth investing in this hardware appliance.

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El controlador es muy fácil de configurar y muy recomendable tenerlo en el sistema, se alimenta por POE y se agradece esa característica