Deco BE65

Some people will swear by unifi. I have the tplink deco be65 3 pack. I live in a 19th century stone house with thick walls and I'm still getting strong signal and backhaul via the mesh, but I've been able to place them in a line almost.

I don’t use home shield or anything like that, but I made exactly the same switch: Orbi 753 to Deco BE65. Mega improvement, particularly if you take the time to tweak some settings (like wifi channel settings). Haven’t had a single drop I could fault the Deco for in 18 months. I have one satellite c

Hi all. Just an update. The 3 pack of BE65 Deco units arrived this evening. Setup was fairly painless. I had to connect our Philips Hue bridge directly to the Deco 'router' to get it to work properly. The three remaining ports go to 2 separate 8 port 2.5gb network switches, and the final port is obv

The difference is the internal static IP i set to DMZ (192.168.20.3) is fully exposed to the internet and my Deco is set to that static IP and I make sure on the GH2.0 all the features like SIP, DLNA, UPNP, Port forwarding are disabled on there, and when i port forward on my Deco acting as the route

EE broadband 500mb/70mb (UK) 2 HomePods gen2 in stereo mode with ATV Single TP Link Deco BE65 router For the last 2 years I’ve had intermittent problems with the sound cutting out on one speaker which would then act as a solo HomePod and play random Apple Music playlists at the loudest volume. Other

Well, kinda both. I got the Asus BT6 first, but I encountered too many issues (6GHz not working, devices not connecting to nearest node, lags, etc). I returned the set and got the Deco BE65 and I'm really happy so far. The Asus got more features and settings, I'll give them that, some of the securit

I bet you would be surprised of the speed and coverage of a set of Deco BE65, easy app setup and all the advanced technology you will need. I have one and several other Deco units and can only recommend them for home use.