Deco BE63

The TP Link Deco BE63 is good for large homes

I'm not OP. But I tried this recently at my 2 floor house. Two different teams, both exceptionally experienced in installing ethernet in homes and businesses, came to give an estimate. Both said it was going to require ripping up the entire house, basically. They were looking at some 20 holes minimu

Just got the TP-Link Deco 7 Pro BE63 from Amazon for 324 dollars and it works great. So much faster than my m5s. 3 of them cover my 4500 square foot house with high speeds.

While hard-wiring is ideal and preferred, a quality wifi7 mesh will provide good enough connections for gaming unless he's trying to stream while playing competitively in FPS or other twitchy games. OP, I was in the same boat as you until recently. I had an old PACE5268AC modem/gateway. Thing isn't

2 adults and WFH. 5Gbps fiber connection, UCG-Fiber, and Flex 2.5G. Using 3 Deco BE63s with wireless backhaul (yeah I know, but it works well). 35 clients typically with 8 wired. 2850 sq ft house for coverage. One week total: 281.95 GB down / 53.42 GB up. Peak utilization is 3% hah. Price difference

What about a Deco BE63 with the mesh nodes Ethernet connected to the main unit. I have a 3 unit setup for a tri- level 2850 SQ. Feet house. Since you have Ethernet cables, you can add more mesh nodes if you don't get good coverage. 3800 SQ. Feet per floor, wowsa

I'm running 2 x be63 decos in our 2 story 2900 sqft home and I'm covered everywhere between 500-900mbs of my 1 gbs fiber over a wireless backhaul. These units are super easy to set up. Will cover you for 2.5gbs and wifi7

I was recently researching on budget setup to replace my old mesh Deco M5s and M9 pros (not well supported already, old FW and issues with new iphone 17s and guest network DNS). Purchased two archer BE550, they can be setup as mesh and its 3-band wifi 7, and 2.5G eth backhaul. I hoped to utilise all

If hardwiring with ethernet is not an option, look at tp-link Deco BE63-BE65 mesh sets.

Option 1: 1x TP-Link Deco BE63 (currently $170, or $270 for a 2-pack just in case) located centrally on the 1st floor may be all you need. It is one of the most powerful WiFi APs you can buy that has more than two LAN ports (for wired Ethernet devices). If it turns out you need more signal outside,