Deco BE63

How about a firmware update for the Deco BE63. Last one was 1.2.0 Build 20250718 Rel. 43949 I’ll seriously think long and hard regarding vendors when it’s time to upgrade.

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

Thank you all for taking the time and for useful links and info. The deco features available in the router mode are definitely worth having. So just for fun I spent several hours trying various configurations, and confirmed that BE63 in its default (router) mode and Verizon wireless gateway router i

What were the previous systems that you tried? For some reason, some Decos are fine, like the BE63 and BE65, and others just suck. None are honestly that great though. They are best for people that need a solid, OK, good, whatever, budget mesh system that still gives good speeds. And some of them de

I ended up getting a new Deco BE63, will be using that from now on and hope it's better than the BE95. I wasted more than 5 hrs trying to get the BE95 as my main node... No dice, my older Deco was easier to set up and switch between main and secondary nodes...Will probably stop using TP-Link product

I just returned new orbi 370 mash. Base & 1 sat Old router was orbi rbr50 (2020). It was great, but restarting randomly daily and eol. Setup was easy. Instructions sucked Placed the 370 in exactly same locations. Performance sucked. Old was 315mbs, new .87mbs Ordered a tp-link be63. Good luck

I just recently went to a wild experience with their CS. I had one good experience in the part when the engineer team addressed the bug I reported in a new fw. But lately I had an issue with the newly added BE63 causing broadcast storm in my network and killed WAN/LAN altogether. Fast forward, repor

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

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.

No, this is not so easy. I just went through this with BE63 to BE67 and nearly screwed myself. The machine you are making the main needs to have the Internet connection, so you can do it one of two ways: add the X50 to the mesh, close enough you can swap the Internet connection connection over durin