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TP-Link EAP650 Access point: Wi-Fi 6 UK Prices and Specs

AX3000 ceiling access point

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TP-Link EAP650 1-pack Wi-Fi access point

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Overview

The TP-Link EAP650 is a Wi-Fi 6 access point designed for ceiling, wall, junction box or T-bar mounting. It supports dual-band 2.4 + 5 GHz operation and runs as part of TP-Link's Omada ecosystem, with a single Gigabit Ethernet port for uplink and PoE power.

Who it suits

This access point is suited to buyers building or extending an Omada-managed network who need a ceiling-style AP rather than a desktop or router-style unit. It fits setups where a single wired uplink per AP is sufficient and where PoE power delivery is available or planned.

Reasons to consider it

It offers 802.3at PoE, 48V passive PoE, or 12V DC power options, giving flexibility in how it's installed and powered. The AX3000 classification and dual-band support indicate Wi-Fi 6 operation without 6 GHz. Mounting options (ceiling, wall, junction box, T-bar) make it adaptable to different physical installation needs.

Limitations and compatibility checks

There is no 6 GHz band support, so this is not a tri-band Wi-Fi 6E device. It has only one Ethernet port, meaning no separate wired backhaul port is available, and it is built for TP-Link's Omada ecosystem rather than cross-brand mesh setups.

Verified specifications

Manufacturer specifications

Wi-Fi generationWi-Fi 6
BandsDual-band (2.4 + 5 GHz)
6 GHz bandNo
Ethernet ports1
Fastest Ethernet port1 Gbps
PoE supportYes
USBNo
Wired backhaulNo
EcosystemOmada
Power802.3at PoE, 48 V passive PoE, or 12 V DC; ceiling, wall, junction box or T-bar mounting

Current offers

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FAQs

Does the EAP650 support 6 GHz Wi-Fi?
No, it is a dual-band device covering 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz only, with no 6 GHz support.
Can I power this access point without a PoE switch?
Yes, the power notes list 802.3at PoE, 48V passive PoE, or 12V DC as supported power options.
Is this compatible with other mesh brands like Google or Eero?
No, it is part of TP-Link's Omada ecosystem, which is intended to work within Omada-managed networks rather than across different brands.