TP-Link Deco XE75(1-pack) AXE5400 WiFi 6E Router, Add-On for Deco Mesh WiFi

The TP-Link Deco XE75 mesh system has made a huge difference to my home internet coverage. Setup was quick and straightforward through the app, and everything was up and running in minutes with no complicated configuration needed. The WiFi 6E performance is excellent, providing fast and stable connections throughout the home. Streaming in 4K and 8K works smoothly, and video calls remain stable even when multiple devices are connected at the same time. The AI driven mesh system does a great job of managing connections automatically, switching devices between nodes seamlessly without dropouts. Coverage is strong across multiple rooms, eliminating dead spots completely. The ability to connect a large number of devices is very useful for a busy household, and everything from phones to smart home devices runs reliably. The app also makes it easy to manage settings and monitor network activity. Overall, this is a powerful and reliable mesh WiFi system that delivers excellent speed, coverage, and stability. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their home network.

I mainly got the TP Link Deco XE75 for work, as I needed something more reliable than the router that came from my internet provider. With the old setup, I kept running into issues when trying to access my network remotely, which was frustrating. This system, on the other hand, just worked straight out of the box without any hassle. The difference in WiFi performance has been noticeable. The signal feels much stronger and more consistent throughout the house. Before, I had devices that would struggle to stay connected, especially out in the garden, but that is no longer an issue. Everything stays connected properly now. Setup was straightforward, and once it was running, I did not really have to mess around with it. It just does its job quietly in the background, which is exactly what I wanted. Overall, it has been a solid upgrade for both work and everyday use. If you are relying on a basic router from your provider and having similar issues, this is definitely worth considering.

Great product and a good step up from my previous linksys velop mesh network. However I did have trouble with setting it up. The major thing was I couldn't see where the LED light was. My old setup had a light on top of each unit. In the deco system the light is a very discreet LED in the base and when I plugged it in it was yellow but I thought it was yellow sticker! So having been confused with the LED I became further confused because I didn't follow the instructions in the app properly! Anyway once I got my head around it it was simple enough although for some reason I had to reboot my router a few times. Anyway I got there in the end and the minute everything spoke to everything the speed was about four or five times faster than I was getting with my old mesh network. You can add extra units using the app (which you have to use to install the units anyway) and they connected with no difficulty whatsoever. The difference has been incredible. I now have no dead spots in my house and the speed even at the weakest areas is still probably twice my best speed with my old mesh set up. I'm very pleased with it and if it's a stable as people say it is then it will have been well worth the purchase.

This is a review for the Deco X60 3-pack. I do recommend this. Once it's up and running I get improved Wifi speeds, better coverage and the mesh handoff works well. But it was a bit fiddly to install. A few pointers to help: The biggest problem is that these aren't compatible with D-Link ethernet switches (ethernet multi-socket adapters). I use my X60s in Access point mode. The first two installs went smoothly, but the final one not only took out wifi on all 3 deco's, it also caused a network storm which killed my worked network too. Turns out the final Deco was plugged into a D-Link switch. Swapped that for another brand and everything returned to normal. To be fair, this issue is highlighted on the Deco website but that's not easy to see when your network has fallen over. The following aren't issues - just handy things to know: - You can't install your first Deco as an access point. You need to set it up as a router (just accept all the suggested settings) and then use "advanced options" to switch it to access point mode. You also can't set it up using an SSID which already exists nearby, but you can edit the SSID afterwards to match your old system - It forces you to use the same SSID for 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands, to allow for optimal band switching. That has worked fine on all my kit - even old smart plugs etc. But it does mean that some things (Amazon Fire stick etc) needed to be reconnected to the network using the new details. That included two inaccessible webcams, which I feared I'd need to run a cable to to alter their settings. But instead, you can set up a guest Network on the Deco using your old SSID, connect to you webcam (or whatever) and point it at the new SSID). Then switch off the guest network. As you can probably tell, I already had a system with a central router (BT Home Hub 2) and some dumb access points which were wired in. So I am using the X60's as access points and they do have ethernet backhaul. So I do get great speeds and none of the issues with wifi backhaul. For me, the advantages were - faster wifi connection (I get about 350MBs in an area that used to be 220MBs). And better handoff between access points as I walk around the house. For example, I play podcasts on my phone through my Sonos system, which would fail if my phone switched to a different access point, but now works well. Not a cheap solution but I expect to have them for some time and getting WiFi6 means they are future proof.

After upgrading my internet speed from 500 to 900 Mbps I was disappointed to only be getting around 600 Mbps with my existing network setup and so went looking for a upgrade on that too. Previously I was using my ISP provided router with an add on mesh network, which worked OK for the time I installed the Mesh but was holding it back. After reading many reviews and watching lots of youtube videos I decided on this Deco System. This can connect directly to the ONT box on the wall and so replaces the ISP router, which is what I wanted. It saves one plug socket and eliminates the loss of connecting a router inbetween. The difference in speed is immense. I can now actually get the full 900 Mbps in the same room as the primary node, and the speed in the others rooms is more than treble what it was before. The wifi is also now much faster in the garden. With the Deco I get 350 Mbps when I was gettign about 15 Mbps before. That is amazing to me. The set up is incredibly easy, I used the same wireless network name and pasword as my previous set up so it meant I did not need to set up any devices again. You have to use a mobile app rather than a PC/laptop which may put some people off, but it is very easy to use. There are many more options in the app to change how things are setup, I'll get to those if I find any problems. The Deco can scan the environment to find the least congested bands to get the best performance, so this will increase the reliability and stability of the system. The only advanced setting I updated was the local IP address and range which meant my NAS would not have to be updated as it uses a static IP address. I cant recommend this system enough, it should be future proof enough for many years to come.

After much rumination on which mesh system to get, I ultimately decided on the AC1900. Thankfully this was a good call. With three units I’ve been able to ensure lossless WiFi speed around my house, with the units set up to connect wirelessly- I didn’t need to connect them via Ethernet to yield satisfactory results, either. Setup was super easy and I didn’t run into any issues throughout the whole process. The app is also pretty cool and offers a nice level of control and a good overview of the network- it looks nicely designed and feels snappy. This resolved poor signals in key areas of the home such as the living room which prior to installing these units was struggling to load even low quality content reliably. Now, 4K content can be streamed with ease. Over the past month I’ve had no network issues- this has been reliable so far. Numbers-wise, I’m hitting around 100-140 mbps speeds comfortably around the house. My ISP package offers up 140 mbps. So in terms of noticeable bandwidth loss from using these wireless units, there is virtually none. I can run a speed test next to the main router, and it would show basically the same speed as if I were to run it next to a secondary unit down in the kitchen. Pretty good! One thing to consider when setting these up is of course placement and minimising jumps between the main unit and the secondary ones. Make sure each secondary unit is connected to the main unit, rather than another secondary unit.

Worked first time, coverage is excellent and speed is brilliant. I purchased this for my new EE Full fibre and wanted a signal over 3 floors, in house with a lot of walls and rooms. The setup was super easy, took me less than 30min to get all three connected and working using the mobile up which was very nice to use. Speed was impressive, we signed up for the 300mb EE service and we used one of the TP devices as the router connected direct to the EE wall ported (did not use the EE kit at all) and got 300 both wired and wireless in the rooms around the router, speed dropped off to about125mb further away so we used the second Deco as a booster in the middle of the house and that got the speed back up to 300 in the 2nd floor room. I was worried the loft would be too far but even with just the second deco we got 100mb which would be fine, but adding the 3rd deco we managed to get 200+ in the loft so we are not really seeing any issues with the mesh at all. Happy i purchased this kit!

I honestly bought this system knowing it was total overkill for my 1 Gig connection, but I was tired of the constant buffering in the back bedroom. I upgraded from an older Google Nest setup to this BE85 pack, and the difference is night and day. Setup was surprisingly painless via the app, though I do find it annoying that I can’t manage advanced settings through a web browser like on my old traditional routers. The range is ridiculous; I’m getting full signal in the garage and even halfway down the driveway now. I wired the units together with an ethernet backhaul since my house is pre-wired, and the speed tests are basically maxing out my ISP line in every single room. The 10G ports are great for future-proofing, even if I’m not using them to their full potential yet. My only real gripe is the size of these things—they are massive and run a little warm, so don't plan on hiding them easily behind a picture frame. Also, make sure you turn off the "mesh technology" toggle for stationary devices like your TV or desktop, otherwise they sometimes try to hop between nodes unnecessarily. But if you have a lot of smart home devices and want a "set it and forget it" system that just powers through interference, this is expensive but worth it.

Bonne portée du réseau sur 2 niveaux séparés par une dalle béton. Par contre prise anglaise fournie donc adaptateur à prévoir pour la France.

Great and exactly as described with great performance

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Deco are good. S7s fitted in better than S5s but have moved on to Xs.

The Deco X60 was very easy to install and works very well. It was delivered on schedule as promised. Happy to deal with PCLIVE again