Deco 7 Elite BE85

That’s a difficult question and at the end of the day only you can make it. I chose to buy a fourth BE85 about 5 months ago and I don’t regret it. Also, if TP-Link decides to end security updates, then I can install a firewall/router switch between the modem and the Deco router. Next, set all the De

Имай предвид, че читава меш система за такова нещо с 2 сателита (WiFi 7, Tri или Quad-band) ще ти струва около 1000 евро. Всеки сателит отгоре още 500. Примерно Asus ZenWiFi BQ16 BE2500, TP-Link Deco BE85, Amazon eero Max 7... за по-малко от това хич не се занимавай, няма смисъл (казвам го от личен

I bought the Deco BE85 (BE22000) mesh 3 pack system. I live in an older home, with thicker walls, and I’ve been quite pleased with the performance of the BE85 mesh. I get a great signal upstairs, downstairs and even outside.The downsides include the annual subscription for security. Also, they claim

yeah I wouldnt spend 1200 on any deco system. Thats High end orbi or a Asus numbers. the Be85 is suppose to be a high end deco with those numbers. what issues you experiencing

It's simple - For home, Deco is best for mesh, Omada comes into picture when you can't depend on a single ISP for connectivity(where you pair Omada APs with an Omada load balancer and it's controller). With Omada, Deco won't get the support like Omada APs but it will let Deco mesh work. If you are s

ubiquiti if you can actually get your hands on it - good luck at the moment, especially in the EU.. Buying 2 Deco BE85s was the biggest purchasing regret I ever had, right up there with the XBox Game Pass. If you do go down this route, use the Decos in AP mode, never rely on their corner-cutting sof

I’m looking at some consumer grade stuff like Netgear Orbi 973: 2219€ TP link deco BE85 3 pack: 1269€ TP Link de BE50 3 pack 582€ What a fucking joke.. I just configured CGU + 2x U6 mesh and it’s cheaper then that..

Thank you, yes I do keep it open. It’s a Bi-folding door closet that I keep half of it open so the equipment can get the IR signals from the remotes and for airflow. I don’t plan for it to be in the closet but I want to put it in the same room and use my existing raceways along my baseboard to run a

I have the Google WiFi 5 pucks. Disabled UPnP and IPv6, until last week it was stable. All of the sudden the shit hit the fan, WiFi multiple times a day offline and low speeds. I run Adguard home as an ad blocker and a multiple DNS query thingie. After investigating I pinned down the issue. Some of

Oh yeah definitely the reason. However you should give it a try now when you have switched to 5ghz, it's still a huge change from 2.4ghz. Maybe you wouldn't mind? The routers these net companies give you are always the cheapest, and worst of the bunch. That's why the 3rd party market of routers are