TP-LINK 7DR7299: two 10G links and four 2.5G ports

The 7DR7299 is a device where uplinks matter more than a Wi-Fi headline: it has 10G SFP+, 10G Ethernet, four 2.5G ports, and two 1G ports. Its chip configuration suggests headroom, but aggregate throughput still depends on the data path and firmware.

What the sample tells us

The source reports: 12V/4A; 10G SFP+; 10G Ethernet; 4x2.5G; 2x1G; USB-C 3.0; MT7988A; 1GB DDR4; RTL8372N; RTL8261D; 128MB. These are observations from the sample and conditions documented by ACWiFi, not a guarantee for every production batch.

Đọc thông số cho đúng

How to read the hardware

I do not infer aggregate throughput, temperature, or OpenWrt support from a chip name alone. For a switch, separate port count, uplink type, and simultaneous forwarding. For a router, separate the radios, CPU, memory, flash, and hardware revision. When the source does not measure something, I leave it unknown instead of filling the gap with a guess.

Có hợp với HomeLab không?

Is it a good HomeLab fit?

This sample is worth considering only for the capabilities documented by the source. Before buying, verify the revision, included power supply, port types, and firmware. If SFP+/optical modules matter, test the exact module or consult a compatibility list; one working module does not prove that another will work.

Giới hạn của bài teardown

Limits of the teardown

This is an analysis of one disassembled sample, not an independent AIoT measurement. Another revision or batch may use a different PCB, chip, FEM, flash, or firmware. I do not rehost the source images or turn a teardown observation into an OpenWrt-support claim.

Source

Independent rewrite of ACWiFi 33635 , published 2026-03-26.