My situation: I use multiple TP-Link AP (3) and Switches (2) in my home network. To manage all this I use the Omada software controller via a Docker on my Synology. This all works very well and adding an extra AP can be done in seconds. Awesome!
Why this router: Because I want to have more control over my router, I used the Ziggo modem/router for this, I decided to also buy an Omada TP-link router. There are two different routers for sale in this professional line. I chose the TL-R605, the TL-ER7206 has an additional SFP port, but I wouldn't use that anyway. The price is also a lot more expensive. Therefore a TL-R605.
Installation: Initially I used the router standalone for a few days, so without including it in the Omada controller. This worked very well and installation and configuration was done in no time. A week later I had some more time and I started to adopt (adopt) the router in the Omada environment. This was difficult and every time I tried to record it, the router got a kind of reset of IP address and admin account. Because of this I couldn't get into the router anymore and I had to bring the router back to factory default. Very frustrating! Then search the TP-Link forum to see if people also have this problem. Several forum users report this problem and luckily a solution has also been posted. Short explanation of the solution: bring your Omada controller to the same subnet as the router's default (subnet: 192.168.0.X). then recording will work. Then you can put the controller and router back on your desired subnet.
Conclusion: Despite the bug when recording in the Omada controller, I recommend this product. You do need some knowledge to install it, but I think if you choose to buy a dedicated router that you also have this knowledge. Furthermore, the router works very stable and the configuration is extensive and easy. Hopefully this bug will be recognized by the manufacturer and fixed soon.
PS. There is no wifi but had to give stars for the range. And because I didn't want to lower the score, I set it to 5.