If you have an OC200...Omada will handle the firmware update for the EAP670...simply log into Omada, head to Devices in the left-hand menu. You'll see "Version" at the top, click the "up arrow" icon...

No problem! Glad to read the roaming functionality is working for you, and you're seeing it in action. I'll add that the reason roaming seems more "instant" when your Pixel is actively...

Although Google hasn't published specifics on 802.11k/v/r etc. for the Pixels, the consensus is that they support the same fast roaming technologies as newer iPhones and Samsung Galaxy devices....

I personally use a Google Pixel 6 pro, but also have a couple of Samsung Galaxies (an older S3 + a S7) and an iPhone 12 Pro Max on my Omada Wifi network. The phones seem to roam better than most...

100% correct on the previous post. Optimization would be a big problem in a meshed network, where EAPs were connected wirelessly. For static wired EAPs, it makes sense to run channel optimization...

My understanding is that any of the indoor units broadcast signal in a spherical pattern, with the stronger signal generally projected downward. That may simply be because when something is ceiling...