Deco XE75 AXE5400 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Mesh System - Covers up to 2900 Sq.Ft, Replaces WiFi Router and Extender, AI-Driven Mesh, New 6GHz Band, 1-Pack

We’ve had this system, a set of 3, for a couple of years now so I think I can offer a decent opinion. This system is great. It was easy to set up, tho as one of the last of the Boomer generation, I had a little difficulty with the App, but that’s on me. Once I got it, the app helps guide you through everything. Our house is a ranch style 3200 sq ft home with lot of walls that might normally hinder signals a bit. Placement is intuitive as they all provide a circular signal, so we just set them up thinking of a general plan to have the signals overlap slightly, which is no problem give the range. It covers everything really well. We get strong signals everywhere in the house and we rarely get low signals, and I think that’s more with the internet service vs the mesh system. We placed each unit near an outside wall so we also get really good signals outside. We have 5 acres but the main outside living/working space is maybe 2 acres. We used to have a lot of problems with signals when outside working or just hanging out. But with this we can be pretty far from the house and still have full strength. Each unit is small and has a very clean look so they are really very unobtrusive. As mentioned, we’ve had it in place for a couple of years now it so consistent that we don’t even think about it. We moved it one when we rearranged, so we took the opportunity to reboot everything. My daughter gets the app, and it took her maybe 10 minutes to reset the entire thing. We recently saw a slight dip in one room so she just went on the app, rebooted the nearest unit (you can do this separately vs having to reboot the entire system) which took about 2 minutes, and the signal is back to normal. I guess like many things, my phone is a classic example, sometimes you just need to turn it off and restart. I highly recommend this to anyone who has a space that’s just a little to big for your normal internet router. This system does not disappoint.

I’m really impressed with the TP-Link Deco X50-Outdoor. Right off the bat, the speed and Wi-Fi 6 performance are excellent — whether I’m indoors or out in the backyard, the connection stays solid and responsive. The outdoor build is top notch: the IP65 rating gives peace of mind, it resists rain and dust, and mounting it was easy (wall or pole works well). What I loved most is how well it integrates into mesh with my other Deco units. No dead zones anymore. The dual-Gigabit Ethernet ports + PoE option are great for flexibility. And the app set up was a breeze. If you want reliable, high-speed WiFi that works great outdoors as well as indoors, this Deco X50-Outdoor is a standout. Highly recommend!

I have 6 of these throughout my house and garage/crab house. Very dependable and good coverage. Far better than my last mesh network.

In the old days when WiFi didn't exist, I had my computer setup in one corner of the house. But now that everything is wireless, moving my Verizon Fios router to middle of the home would be a hassle because there's an ethernet and coax cable running from outside of my home into the router. I bought WiFi extenders, but those sometimes don't work and are a waste of money. Then I learned about mesh network and I bought this Deco thing and put it in the middle of the house. Plug ethernet cable between from Fios router to Deco and follow the instructions. The hardest part will be trying to turn off the wifi on the Verizon Fios router because sometimes the router link doesn't work and you have to try again later. Why I'm giving 4 stars? If you have static IP set on some of your devices such as a printer, your device won't be able to connect. You have to make everything auto detect the IP. If you have Ring doorbell camera, it may not be able to connect to Deco. For unknown reason, my Ring camera stopped connecting to Deco and if you know anything about Ring Doorbell camera, its a pain in the butt to reset the wifi. So I turn the 2.4 ghz WiFi back on my Fios Router under different network name and now my camera is working again. Overall I'm happy with the product because I have no more wifi dead zones in my home.

I absolutely love this Deco mesh system. Installation was a breeze. When I changed internet service providers, I just kept the network name and password the same and every Deco unit and wi-fi items in my house were instantly recognized. I liked it so much I purchased two additional units to make sure outside wireless cameras had good signals.

No issues, didn't like i had to set up silly facial recognition on phone for it, but so much faster than old wifi. Everything running great enjoy the fact it tells me when a new device is added as well, as well the weekly reports on hownits running

UPDATE: IT NOW REFUSES TO CONNECT TO THE INTERNET NO MATTER WHAT. I have literally reset and re-setup this POS no less than 23 times and it does not work. Absolutely infuriating product. I'll summarise this into pros and cons. Previously had Orbi and thought to give TP-Link a try while overhauling our mesh to triband 6E. PROS - WiFi 6E is super fast - Setup is relatively straightforward CONS - Range is incredibly disappointing on 5GHz (one room over, approximately 6 metres from the router with only one drywall in between the signal strength is already 30% and speeds cap out at 100Mb/s... I've had to move this right against the wall to see full signal strength, meaning it's only 3m away. Ridiculous honestly, the Orbi I had would give a solid 10 metres of range at full strength. - The firmware is TERRIBLE. If you ever experience a power cut, unplug the power cable or ethernet cable to route it slightly differently, basically upset the internet connection even in the slightest, the Deco will COMPLETELY lose internet connection and never restore it. You have to perform a hard reset on it, manually remove the network you just setup from the app and REINSTALL the entire @##%$#% Deco from scratch... Looking into the problem on Google people have been having this issue for the last 3 years and TP-Link still hasn't addressed it. Their support has been the typical script of "have you tried turning it off and back on again? Are all your cables plugged in correctly?"... - This drops the internet on a regular basis, once a day approximately. Thankfully it doesn't require a full reset from scratch like if a cable is ever physically disconnected, but you will have no internet for a good half hour, it fixes itself eventually and I don't want to mess around with rebooting it lest it make me have to install it from scratch again. To get around this I've taken the modem out of bridge mode so that I have two WiFi networks and can manually switch over to a working network when the Deco drops out. This is embarassing for a mesh network... On occassion it will also completely lose the network and then expect you to reset and start from scratch again Currently this is the second time in 3 weeks for that, and literally daily on the random disconnections. - The app is very very slow even on a flagship device and there's no web interface. This can mean the Deco's actual status isn't reflected on the app for up to a minute at a time. Most of the time it doesn't even know it's status even if you previously opened the app a few minutes ago so you sit there waiting for 20 seconds for it to do its thing until it finally loads the status of your networkwhenever you open it. - The only status light is a tiny LED on the bottom of the device at the very front. You can barely see it during the day, but at night it's super bright. There's an option to schedule on/off times for the light, but not to change the brightness. Personally I prefer how Orbi does it with no lights until it detects a fault and shows a softly glowing ring across the whole top of the device. - This isn't compatible with their Archer modems mesh system, which is very annoying as it means you need to switch your expensive Archer modem into bridge mode, basically making it a cable modem for passthrough, and then plugging in a Deco to sit right next to it... I expected that with other brands' routers and is how I ran the Orbi, but not with TP-Link's own modems... - Minor consideration, but the build quality is surprisingly lightweight and flimsy. A stiff LAN cable can upset how it stands up... If this falls off the stand you put it on, there's a good chance it will crack the housing if it lands on hardwood floors. The Orbi system I last had was significantly sturdier. OVERALL SUMMARY - This is cheap for a 6E mesh router, but has flaws that make it seem like very poor value for money - Buy an Netgear Orbi mesh system and don't cheap out.

Hello I'm writing this review as I'm very happy with the purchase. I got a single pack for $149 couldn't pass the upgrade up from my old router. It's nice to see Wifi 6E in budget devices now instead of $500+ routers. Wifi signal has been strong and reliable. Already got a firmware update on first day so I know it will be a secure router in the future. Plus I like it has wpa 3 a newer standard of security as well. I highly recommend the router wish I could have gotten the 2 pack but only needed one at the time. The wifi 6 ghz band is great to have and I love the custom wifi bands. My wyze cam uses 2.4ghz so easy setup for devices using 2.4Ghz still at this time. Highly recommend this router super small as well and not oddly shaped either with all those attenas either I also have a tp link extender so they both work perfectly together.

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So far so good. Helped a lot with Network Quality and speed

I have bought this router for my summer house to make the main router. My setup has 3 Deco M9 plus and 2 Deco P7. When I finished the setup I have noticed that it did not support internet speed feature on the router. Both M9plus and P7 were supporting this feature. It was essential for me to see the reliability of the internet provider. So I returned it back. Except from this problem its coverage area and the speed were perfect.