I have the guest network on my X60 mesh set to 2.4ghz for compatibility with flaky devices (specifically, my Ring devices and garage door openers that only work on the 2.4 band). The problem is that even though these devices connect at around 100mbps to the APs, the actual throughout is only around .25 mbs with very few devices on that band. If I switch the guest network to 5ghz, I get the full 100-200 mbps of our Starlink internet.

I've verified this with my phone multiple times (which shows the same results) but am stumped. I'm not sure how to fix this, as it seems to be a TP-Link implementation issue of the 2.4ghz band.

My X60s are in AP mode, as my network is dual WAN and the TP-Links simply cannot manage this with the things I need like PBRs for different devices.

I have the guest network on my X60 mesh set to 2.4ghz for compatibility with flaky devices (specifically, my Ring devices and garage door openers that only work on the 2.4 band). The problem is that even though these devices connect at around 100mbps to the APs, the actual throughout is only around .25 mbs with very few devices on that band. If I switch the guest network to 5ghz, I get the full 100-200 mbps of our Starlink internet. I've verified this with my phone multiple times (which shows the same results) but am stumped. I'm not sure how to fix this, as it seems to be a TP-Link implementation issue of the 2.4ghz band.

My X60s are in AP mode, as my network is dual WAN and the TP-Links simply cannot manage dual WAN and the things I need like PBRs for different devices.