Hi,

Please use English to describe your problem, tthank you.

I think he is upset by the terrible hardware choice on the EAP225-Wall. Pairing an AC1200 radio with 100mb/s wired backhaul is possibly one of the most ridiculous designs I have ever known. 

I completely agree with his point. I had read on a previous post that TP-Link are working on a V3 version of EAP225-Wall. The design and lan switch features of the wall version are exactly what I need but I will not be purchasing until the V3 version is released with gigabit lan. 

You have managed to make the most limited and pointless product ever. 

@forrest any updates of idea of time scales on the V3 version?

Hi,

Thank you for your feedback about our EAP products. 

Our EAP products are sold in the world and we don't have customized products for some areas, and there are many areas still need the 100Mbps products so we difined the EAP225-wall as 100Mbps. 

We will evaluate your feedback and our PE colleagues are evaluating the EAP225-wall for 1GMbps for now. Thank you for your feedback.

Herr Udo,

Sie sind nicht der erste mit dieser Bemerkung und Sie haben völlig recht. Sehe auch meine Bemerkung über dasselbe:

https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/kb/detail/91

Und ja, ich möchte gern wissen, wann wir das verbesserte Model kaufen können.

English translation for those needing it:

Mr. Udo,

You aren't the first one to make this remark and you are completely correct. See also my remark about the same problem:

https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/kb/detail/91

And yes, I would be very interested to know when we can buy the improved model.

Herr Udo, Schauen Sie sich dies mal an: EAP235-Wall

Und nur 0,3 mm mehr im Tiefe.

@apveening 

EAP235-Wall and EAP230-Wall are the latest products, they will be shiped in Q1, 2020. 

@Udo I received a message today the EAP235-Wall will be in stock in one on-line shop here in the Netherlands from the 21st.