Deco BE63

Never had that experience with Deco. We are running four BE63s. AI mesh just has random issues where it won't sync all of your SSID settings over to the node and it's overall just a really clunky interface. I don't like it. If you get one of those ZenWi-Fi packs, you'll probably be fine. But don't e

I’ve had the same issue with Deco BE63’s and was hoping to swap to AP7s for stability. I did something similar, except I isolated the 6 GHz band to its own SSID. So either both Deco and AP7 have issue with iPhone 16 and 6Ghz or iPhone has a bad implementation.

Absolutely concur. Though Decos aren't quite as full-featured as Archers (I wish TP-Link would put a simple caching DNS server with local mDNS or even NetBIOS name support in my BE63 router unit, like every other consumer router I know of including AFAIK Archers, but TPTB at TP-Link still think that

Fios > BE63 as my main > 2 XE75 Pros. The BE63 is really close to my Wyze Cams. I've switched the Deco settings for the cams to 2.4GHz preferred, connect to the BE63 only, and mesh technology OFF. All that helped a little, but it's still not great. I just think the cameras/app aren't very good. You

I found this thread after a long search for an answer. I recently bought a UDM Pro after having run a TP-Link Deco BE63 mesh wifi system. I'm starting to build my home lab. I was successfully running a Cloudflare tunnel using the cloudflared daemon in a docker container. I also ran Nginx with no iss

Thanks for your feedback, I was thinking along those lines as well! I appreciate you. I guess I am just bummed I may lose some surveillance features or data points in my deco app if I stopped be63 routing duties. There shouldn’t be any effect on my wired backhaul from my BE63 “main” to one of the po

You can definitely reserve channels on at least some Deco's, we've got the BE63 and you can do it on there. However for a set up like yours, simply due to the complexity of your network, not saying that this is causing the packet loss but I'm not totally sure if Deco is the best choice.

My only complaint with my Tapo C120's is that even with a relatively nice TP-Link Deco BE63 WiFi 7 tripple base mesh system (supposedly capable of supporting 200 devices), the cams absolutely saturate the wifi. I have a total of 9 cameras and I've disabled all detection on them, no SD cards so they

I tried the Deco BE63 and BE65 Pro, both were giving me trouble. Multiple devices were not able to connect to it, giving authentication errors. These devices when brought closer to the router connected. So something with being far away but still within good signal. My Nest Wifi Pro, 6E router had no

I'm in the same boat, I have 2 BE65's and 1 BE63 and they have been incredibly unstable since I got them about 8 months ago. They randomly crash, or for some reason randomly block all HTTPS connections from clients, which only resolves by restarting the entire network. HOWEVER, I recently disabled Q