Keep in mind that if beamforming is enabled (which it is by default) and there are devices that utilize it out in a specific area or direction, all bets are off for omnidirectional signal.

I also have an EAP610-Outdoor and agree with your assessment. Signal is weak from the sides and much stronger out the front and the back. Strongest signal is in FRONT of the EAP610-Outdoor, and where...

It's best not to use the "Lock to AP" feature, for now, until device firmware has been updated to handle it. I experimented with enabling the new "Lock to AP" feature and just so happened to do an...

@Spark343 Well, yes and no. In some cases the ER605 will reach higher upload speeds on speedtests. Try using speedtest servers that your ISP might provide to find out if you get different results. In...

Is your Pixel 6a actually losing signal and still not roaming to a more nearby EAP? I'm also presuming you're latched onto a 5Ghz band vs a 2.4Ghz. If your Pixel has a usable signal from a particular...

The topic has been brought up a few times in the Omada EAP forum. The general consensus has been that the "Lock to AP" feature is not yet supported in the actual EAP device firmware....