I recently switched from an Asus AiMesh setup with 3 RT-AX86U routers in mesh mode to a full TP-Link Omada SDN network which includes the ER7206 gateway, OC200 controller, TL-SG2428P switch, and 3x EAP610 v2 slim EAPs. Overall I am loving the features of the Omada lineup and how much control and data I have regarding the network. My WiFi performance especially is significantly better than the Asus mesh.

However, there is one glaring problem I am having since switching, and I am wondering if anyone can tell me why and if there is some setting I need to tweak. I work from home and hop on multiple Google Meet meetings every day. Sometimes when on these meetings I am also multi-tasking and loading webpages, etc. On my old network, I never noticed any sort of pause or stutter in the Meet video/audio when browsing websites. However, since switching to the Omada setup, any time I load a "heavy" site with a lot of content (two I noticed causing this are Fidelity and Youtube) the Google Meet audio/video hangs for ~1/2 second or so, sometimes for as much as 1 second.

Is this some QoS issue that my old Asus setup was better at handling? I can't seem to find any QoS settings in the Omada controlller. My old Asus had prioritization rules for things like Gaming, WFH, Downloading, Web Browsing, etc. I could browse websites and listen in on Google Meet without any issues.