Deco XE75

Very true. I upgraded my whole-home wifi with the TP-Link Deco XE75 (wifi mesh system) and I’m actually impressed. 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, weird lag when you move rooms, this could be th

I know these kinds of official support subreddits are usually more skewed to people coming to complain or ask for support, so I just wanted to say I love this system. I recently moved from an apartment to a 3BR house and got gigabit fiber in the process, so my home network needed some thought to mak

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

400+ mbps download and on some tests over 50 upload! nice!

very great for gaming and doing everything u would want. also covers a lot of large homes and i would totally recommend it. because for us the isp provided modem didnt work that well.

We have 8 Deco XE75 Pros here and they have been great. Some wired, some not. One wired, then wireless, then wired. I just commented to my wife the other day how I rarely even think about our big mesh network now.

I have a pretty wifi heavy smarthome. I know zigbee and other non wifi options are better, but I started building out my smarthome before I had that knowledge.

I was using 4 x deco XE75 pros. I would suffer dropped connections often - and playback to anymore than 5 speakers would often be choppy.

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

I want to thank google developers. You see...for the past 5 years I've been using google wifi mesh and google nest mesh devices to push my internet through my home. They do work very decently but my mesh is wifi 5 set up and my isp is wifi 6(tri band router/modem).

I started looking at a new wif

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