Deco XE70 Pro AXE4900 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Mesh WiFi Router - 1 x 2.5bps WAN/LAN Port, 2 x 1 Gbps LAN Ports, 4.9 Gbps Wi-Fi 2,900 Sq. Ft Coverage, Connect up to 200 Devices, 1-Pack

Setting these up provides a more reliable and stronger signal than my wifi router did, actual multiple wifi routers that I tested. I initially had the 3 Pack X60 setup but two of these gave a better signal that was also more reliable and faster than those 3 did. I now have 4 of these in my 3 bedroom house and they are working flawlessly. Initially my wifi speed was around 50-100. Now it is 550-600mbps 3 rooms over from the cable modem. I am glad my cousin told me about the deco systems since I hadn't heard of them before. They work well, some better than others. I would highly recommend the XE70 as it provides great signal strength and performance. I have one in my living room, one at the other end of the living room near the hallway, one in the master bedroom and one in the office. Again the XE70 gave better performance by a good amount compared to the X60.

I had used the wifi router from my ISP for years without an issue in my smaller apartment, but recently moved to a 2 story house. Don't have any electronics that use wifi 7 yet, so decided to go with this. The app made things very easy to set up, and was up and running in less than 10 minutes with much better coverage and speeds than I had before! Signal is great through the entire house, plus the whole yard and garage!

Excellent mash system - so far. I have had the deco mesh router for about 1 month and no problems - once i hade it all set up. Everything worked good except my printer. It would disconnect continuously. the fix was to reserve an IP for it. Also had a problem finding my NAS. but after some common sense trouble shooting and a you tube video or 2 it was up and running with no glitches. As far as range -- this thing is amazing!. I was using a Synology AX 6600 in a 800 Sq Ft house - and it had dead spots at the font and back (this is rectangular open floor 1910 house (thick walls - real wood) I now have signal from the street to the back yard fence!

It's an excellent product, especially if you're looking for complete coverage on both the first and second floors of your house. Thanks to its mesh Wi-Fi technology, you can make calls without interruption even when moving between floors. Setup is quite simple, and it supports WPA3 security. The Wi-Fi 6E was exactly what I needed. Thank you for this great offer.

Great product for price! Pros: simple set up, very strong router, app very customizable - setting specific devices to certain WiFi bands, giving permanent priority to devices, etc. Worked great for my WFH situation. Cons: the annoying status light - horrible color choices (green=operational / red=problem) - brightness cannot be adjusted - can be shut off completely via app or set to a schedule only), also- this model doesn’t have an in app Speed Test! What a poor choice from Tp-link. I hate this as I use the app to manage a family member’s network, who lives a state away. I’ll be returning it for this reason alone, unfortunately. Nonetheless, a great product worth consideration for others. The 6Ghz band really helps with wireless backhaul.

I'm an IT pro with experience deploying enterprise campus WiFi for hospitals and universities so that nurses, doctors, professors, and students can roam their campus gracefully, never losing connection. The previous tech in my house was five individually managed routers pushing 8-year-old, Gbps gaming WiFi routers that took time repetitively/manually selecting which SSID you wanted to connect to depending on what part of the house you were in; a giant PIA every year. So I chose these WiFi 6e mesh devices from TP-Link and am happy. While they need more depth of features vs. enterprise solutions, they are more than capable of any home use scenario. They allow family and guests to join one SSID and roam around without concern or repetitive manual choices about which SSID. The devices booted up and found each other, and the system worked. The iPad/iPhone app to control the system is very easy to use for anyone who is tech-savvy. It is simple enough that the average home user can read, follow instructions, and be productive quickly. The speeds of the WiFi are substantial. I was averaging 600Mbps + from across the room on my laptop and iPad. And the range is impressive. I like the troubleshooting tools and auto-detection of conflicting WiFi channels to select those with less interference, which enables more robust performance. I added a smaller Deco unit to this pair. Three Deco devices have replaced five previous standalone devices. The third device joined the system in minutes and began accepting connections without a hitch. It's a terrific value, and I highly recommend this system.

Excellent product. It was very easy to install and extended the network range in my home. Highly recommended.

Oh boy, where to start. The biggest issue I ran into with the Deco XE70 Pro was simply getting my phone to connect to it. I purchased the Deco specifically for the 6GHz Wi-Fi band, but my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra just would not connect. Every attempt resulted in a simple "connection failed". The phone connected to other 6e networks just fine, so it's something specifically wrong with the Deco, like broadcasting an invalid security protocol or something. Beyond that, I found that there just was no configurability. I first tried to access it via its web UI only to find that there were literally no settings available to change other than checking/updating the firmware. After some searching, I discovered you can only configure the device using an app. After installing the app and adding the Deco, I was surprised to find the settings available were extremely limited. While I could create new SSIDs, change their security protocol and password, and specify which bands were broadcasted for each SSID, I could not change the Wi-Fi channel, power transmit strength, or the 6GHz band width. I was able to put it in AP mode, though. Any settings beyond that just don't seem to exist, unfortunately. At first, I was happy to find it had a dedicated IoT Network SSID. However, I found that it was unusable. Every time I added an IoT device to the network, all my devices physically connected to the upstream router would disconnect. On top of that, the IoT devices would constantly lose connection to the AP. I ran into the same issue with the dedicated Guest Network. Then, using a wireless network scanner, I discovered the 6GHz band that I wasn't able to get my phone to connect to was also dropping out every few seconds. The signal strength was fine everywhere I checked but the network itself was incredibly unstable. The only reason I purchased this device was because it was the cheapest option for a Wi-Fi 6e access point. I do suppose you get what you pay for, however. I purchased a TP-Link Festa F76 AP, instead, and that's been working very well and solved all the issues I had with the Deco. Needless to say, I'll be returning the Deco and will be avoiding that line of devices going forward. Overall, I can't recommend the Deco XE70 Pro as an AP or as anything beyond a plug-and-forget dumb router. Given the 6e connection issues, general instability of the Wi-Fi, and lack of any real configurability, it just doesn't make sense that it's even on the market. Avoid with prejudice.

Funciona excelente. solo que si recomiendo que compren otros 2 más dispositivos Deco para tener buena cobertura wifi .