It is probably an error in the data loading on the OFFICIAL TP-Link page.

Don’t trust those numbers, Perry — more here. As shown on the performance charts, generally, you won’t get over 300Mbps on this band. That’s been the case since Wi-Fi 6.

I keep reading from the TPLink spec that the 2.4Ghz channel of the BE95 is only AX – not BE topping out at 1148mbps at 802.11ax speeds.

Meanwhile the BE85 has the full fat BE speed at 2.4ghz at 1376mbps.

Any thoughts on this? Is it true BE95 is inferior here to BE85?

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That, or anything else, was not against what I’ve said, Carl. Make sure you read and keep in mind the draft status of the hardware at the time. As for band splitting, more in this post.

“If you plan to use ethernet backhaul, data will be transmitted over the ethernet connection in preference to wireless electromagnetic waves.

In addition, confirmed with system engineers, for Deco BE95, both 6GHz-1 and 6GHz-2 will have 320MHz.”

Can the above be correct, or are the TP-Link engineers who provided this answer wrong, or not understanding the question?

I’d go with the BE85, Kelly. But it’s your call. As you can imagine, I can’t keep tabs on every device I’ve covered, all the time.

The hiding of the SSID is just a way to fool general user. The BE95 is still very buggy so is the Orbi 970.