Deco X55

For the best connection you need to connect from router to your devices by ethernet, if you go from Main Access Point to upstairs via WiFi and then from there to xbox via ethernet, then you will probably still have a bottleneck with slow speeds at the WiFi connection.What is your current WiFi device

Nice one, I had one of those, they must have come out in the early 2000s. Get a TP Link Deco X55 with WiFi 6, mid price range and can have more access points added if you need a mesh network. You could probably also go with their budget X20 if what you got has been fine until now.

I’ve got a Deco X55 as main unit, a X50 outdoor PoE for my car en charger and a X50 PoE to cover my entire house. 160m2 old brick house with basement. Your M5 units are WiFi5 and you will see a significant improvement in coverage when upgrading to WiFi6. For now I would not spend the extra money on

No, I do not think so, unless your router is also a TP-Link router and supports this mesh system. Otherwise what you can do is get another deco single pack cheap one, plug it into your router, and then plug the x55 wherever you want.

Wifi 7... en unos años más todos los dispositivos irán actualizándose a esa tecnología, de mientras con un Wifi 6 podria funcionar perfecto, yo tengo unos tp link Deco x55 que son Wifi mesh, los tengo por toda la casa (3 pisos) y no sufro de desconexiones ni bajones de nada. Mi sugerencia va más all

I would go mesh. It's been awhile since I've owned a conventional router and used extenders. Maybe things have gotten better, but an advantage with mesh networks is that you can roam your house and the handoff between network devices is seamless. I mean, everyone has a smartphone right? Your station

Totally makes sense to upgrade those old AirPort Extremes. They were great, but 50+ devices will definitely push them past their limits. For a solid, reliable Wi-Fi 6 mesh setup that won’t break the bank, I’d suggest checking out the TP-Link Deco X55 or Eero 6+ Both play nicely with Apple Gear, Wind

If you don’t need WiFi 6E, you can just get this deco x55 with 3 pods for $150.. https://www.amazon.com/WiFi-6-Mesh-System-AX3000/dp/B09PRB1MZM/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.YleKxIEcoqRtquLmyLU5vhMHm-AuXoaEKOCDvwuTm2NYvcrL73Nc4GFIAAqsLd3rfi2IZP89iVjcjXVok_ocnRM6HkpXb4SqwNts2fSD4OVYkRtRvpH5ZAX6lMlLxTbR

For a 3000+ sq ft home and up to 1Gbps, go with a WiFi 6 mesh system like the TP-Link Deco X55. Pair it with a modem like the Motorola MB8600 (works with Astound), easy setup, and great coverage.

So I just saw another comment you made, I have the Deco X55 as well and it seems like turning the mesh system off works better. I have the main point which my router is bridged into, and two points (one upstairs one downstairs). Here’s my current set up: Main network- 5GHz only IoT network for all m