Questions about TP-Link Deco BE85 (2-pack)

The Deco BE85 is backwards compatible with lower speeds as it has multiple Ethernet ports, including two 10 Gbps ports and two 2.5 Gbps ports. These ports allow flexible connection to different network devices at different speeds. The 10 Gbps ports are especially designed for connecting to modern devices that support higher speeds, while the lower speeds can be covered by the 2.5 Gbps ports.

Read the info from Swisscom. I have the iWay operator and in their instructions it clearly states that the connection is only possible via their zyxel router (my current setup) or with a media converter also provided by them.

Hi, you can reserve IP addresses by MAC address, but I don't think you can block or unblock them directly: there is the parental control function and you should be able to do this from there. Blocking URLs again via parental control, you can also filter by age: some functions require a subscription though. I recommend you look at TP-Link's parental control site. Finally regarding port forwarding, yes, you do it from the advanced settings, the option is called NAT Forwarding

Hello! Here is the explanation: We purchase the single product from a different supplier than the double pack. The purchase prices are currently relatively different, which has a corresponding effect on the sales price. The prices are therefore currently correct. However, we can understand that this is somewhat confusing. Thank you for pointing this out.

According to our information, this set contains 2 units.

According to the information and tests on the Internet, it should be Pro Satellite 15-22W. Unfortunately, I could not find any manufacturer information that either confirms or refutes this.

Yes, I get around 9.3Gbps up/down via ethernet.

They are quite different, can you elaborate on your reasoning?

We currently have no information on this.

Currently, the next delivery date would be between 21.9. and 24.10. Should the supplier be able to deliver earlier, the delivery date would be changed.

That is correct, PoE is not possible.