Is there better internet speeds connecting my Deco to Verizon 5G + without putting into IP passthrough and using the Verizon 5G + as a router and modem?

I recently purchased and began setting up the TP-Link Deco AXE5400 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Mesh System (Deco XE75) with three separate Wi-Fi networks: a standard network, a guest network, and an IoT network.

I recently purchased two Deco X55 Pro routers, placed on the ground and first floors, expecting seamless connectivity across my home. However, I've encountered an issue where, if my device connects to

Is there a Network Switch that will handle both Deco PoE (X50 Outdoor) and non-PoE (BE85s) access points so I can easily wire backhaul them together. And also can handle PoE cameras? I assume it would

Hi Folks, I have an existing 3-node x55 mesh - works great. I'm trying to build a redundant ISP setup (make comcast work alongside starlink). It looks like the x55 Pro series supports multiple ISP's.

I am scoping out a new home network. I am planning on using a firewalla for my router and TPLink Deco Wifi 7 for my wifi. But I have a couple fo questions: Does the Deco support running in bridge mode