WPA2-Enterprise Support on Orbi Pro

I only take exception to nmhTester's response insofar as most consumer grade wifi router/AP units have WPA2-Enterprise support, even at the $100 price point, as do netgear's business class products at much lower price points than the $500 Orbi Pro system (including WAC505, at $89 list).  I have gotten the strong sense in reading these forums that Orbi Pro was understood within Netgear's engineering team as a project to bring Mesh and some other enterprise Wifi features to small businesses with non-technical managers and no IT staff.  That's quite laudable as far as it goes -- as a small business owner, that describes most of my peers.  At the same time, from a purchasing standpoint, it makes no sense to me that a 14-year-old standard that is included by default in virtually every device on the market would be left off at such a high price point, simply because the engineering team thought their target market wouldn't want or need or know what to do with it.  As a buyer, I generally expect that if X and Y are similar devices for a similar purpose, but X costs 5 times what Y costs, X should do what Y does and then more.  Now, to be perfectly honest, WPA2-Enterprise wasn't one of our requirements when we purchased the device, or I would have checked for it specifically before buying, but I was really quite surprised to find it not there when I needed it some months later.  I'm sure it doesn't help that the way the Orbi Pro has been advertised does not reflect the same intent that I am now hearing about on these forums in terms of the target market.

I hope this will be easy to fix with a firmware patch, insofar as Netgear clearly has experience implementing WPA2-Enterprise on its devices.  

Any hope of bringing WPA2-Enterprise to the entire Orbi product line ?

I agree with the OP on this, price point for Orbi was very high (given competitive products price points) and the lack of a basic feature that is available in MANY other lower end products really has me questioning my decision to buy into the Orbi, and certainly any future purcahses to extend my network.