@yo_adrian_eh I suggest trying one pair of XE200s at first. You can actually pair your XE75s with them - which would ideally minimise your issues. Use one of the XE200s as your router (add it to the...

@yo_adrian_eh Remember that's just my theory... Technically, the XE75s should support up to 200 devices. And IoT devices are relatively passive and don't generate much traffic as a rule. but I've...

@David-TP Happy news - I figured it out. Turns out I had incorrectly set the QoS to 20 on the upload, and the XE200 was doing its job to throttle the upload! :D I've switched it to 50Mbps, and it is...

@yo_adrian_eh Sorry to hear that returning isn't an option. After a few hiccups getting the XE200s going - I'm finding things MUCH more stable. Here's my guess - if you have a fast connection (mine...

@David-TP I have spoken with the ISP and they have confirmed there is nothing strange on their side or with the link itself. Given I can reproduce faster speeds with alternative hardware, it does...

@David-TP Thank you for your reply. The service provider is Aussie Broadband. We are using Dynamic IP connection type, as per the ISP preference. There is no other ISP provided device connected,...