Deco XE75

Hey folks,

I just bought the Deco BE25 (x3) to create a mesh network in my 3 level home. Right now I have 1Gbps speeds and having the main router in the basement + one Deco M4 in the mail level as AP only gives me about 300mbs (Wi-Fi) on the third floor.

To my surprise, right after I bought them,

Upgraded my whole-home wifi with the TP-Link Deco XE75 and I’m actually impressed.

TP-Link Deco XE75 (Wifi Mesh System): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B88T5RDY

Just swapped out my old router + extender setup for this mesh system and the difference is real. If you’re sick of dead spots, buffering, w

The Deco XE75 (Pro) offers Wi-Fi 6E, which is on par with most modern devices. I have a 1 gigabit connection and three XE75 Pro units wirelessly connected throughout the house, and it works perfectly. In the living room, I'm averaging around 640 Mbps wireless speed.

The repeater is ALWAYS the problem, I've never seen it not being the problem, why they still sell them is a mystery. Either wire the switch directly or get a proper mesh system specifically with a dedicated wireless backhaul based on wifi 6e, if it doesn't have one, stay far away. I recommend the de

Could just get something like a TP Link Deco AXE5300 if you are a Costco member or know one if not you can get the Deco XE75 which is the same thing just not "Costcoified". These can all be connected via ethernet back to the router you currently have, just remove their routers and turn off wifi on t

Recently got the deco xe75 and I saw in the settings and option to enable 6ghz network and made the ssid but i dont see it on my PC which does support up to wifi 6e and i made sure that it had 6ghz band enabled. I even tried setting my preferred band through the app as 6ghz and my pc couldnt connec

So my old router started dropping connections recently, and since I’ve been working from home a lot more, I decided to research what’s actually good in 2025. Between WiFi 6, WiFi 7, and mesh systems, there are way too many choices — but after reading reviews, Reddit threads, and tech sites, these ar

I guess I'm expecting a lot of downvotes for this, but I have to say the truth.

The XE75 is an awesome piece of hardware with really bad UI. Loads of features missing from what I expected or saw TP Link a few years ago. The web UI is worse than the app. I changed from Orbi AC3000 (3 pack) to XE75 (

Bought a new home and planning for the networking. Tp-link deco axe-5400 (xe75) 3 nodes has a deal on amazon prime coming at $360, whereas axe-5400(xe75 pro) is at $399. Only difference I see is 2.5G port on xe75 pro which might be worth for future proofing. Overall Is it worth the $40 bump? Are th

Hey guys, I just recently purchased the Deco XE75 (3 pack) and I’m having an issue where the 160MHz keeps reverting to 80MHz. I have no nearby airports or radar signals so I do not know why this is happening. I tried doing some research as well and other people seem to have had the same issue but wi