The FASTEST WiFi AP I have tested - TP-Link EAP787 BE12000 @apalrdsadventures
The FASTEST WiFi AP I have tested - TP-Link EAP787 BE12000  @apalrdsadventures
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Today I'm taking a look at the fastest WiFi AP I have ever tested - the TP-Link EAP787, which claims 12,000Mbps of WiFi7 performance. That's across three bands - 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz, and 6Ghz. It also supports MLO, a Wifi 7 feature that is rather over-hyped, and that I was unable to stimulate in my testing.

Key Specs:
BE12000 (EU) or BE15000 (US)
320Mhz channels in the 6Ghz band with 2x2 MIMO
160Mhz channels in the 5Ghz band with 4x4 MIMO (160+80 in US)
10 gigabit Poe++ port
Multi-Link Operation for WiFi 7 clients
Self-hosted local controller is an option

Buy the EAP787: tplinksystemsinc.pxf.io/rEzXM5

My previous Omada full setup video: youtu.be/B86BLIpKA7s

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
02:01 - Unboxing
03:19 - Testing
15:46 - Controller
25:01 - App
26:19 - Bluetooth
28:19 - Thoughts
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