TP-Link Deco W7200

Had three adults working from home and two kids in virtual school, usually simultaneously. The Decos were a godsend, replacing an aging single Wi-Fi router set-up, and took everything we could throw at it (on top of constant UHD streaming). Couldn't think of a better way to improve the home networking, they've been performing top notch. I thought I would have to run some Cat6A from room to room and set-up a wired backhaul, but in my situation they've been performing admirably on wireless alone.

I moved from my apartment into a house, and suddenly the router/modem combo my cable company gave me wasn't giving me a connection anywhere in the house. I ordered the X90 because it was one of the newest AX6600 mesh systems with Tri-Band. I wanted to "future-proof" my setup. The biggest advantage t...

TP Link deco works very very well and it’s not an Amazon company which is good.

The best would be to use Firewalla gold and mesh access point nodes

I have att 1GB fiber running to an ONT feeding the WAN port of a BGW210 gateway/router and was looking to upgrade the built in wifi of the BGW210 which has always had poor range and speed performance. I chose the TPLink Deco product family given the great price point for the features they had to off...

I have to say I have been very impressed. The roaming between access points is great, they work well through the really thick walls in my house and even cover my admittedly small garden.

I got this for the parental controls (to limit my kids daily time) and for whole house coverage. You have to pay a subscription fee to get the parental controls, which I did. The problem is that, unless you power the devices off, they download in the background (apps checking for updates, system upd...

>Is there a mesh setup that allows for ethernet to each device? Preferably TP-Link?

TP-Link Deco series supports mesh with wired Ethernet backhaul. There are lots of different models.

OVERVIEW: I really wanted to love this: The price is FANTASTIC ($279) for a tri-band WiFi 6 Mesh networking solution. That sounds great! If you are reading this review, you are probably wondering, "What's not to love?" Well, here is the Achilles' heel for this and every other TP-Link mesh networking...

I am achieving around 500-600 Mbps over WiFi in most areas of the house now (measured using a speed test docker app on my NAS that's connected directly to the router) Setup was very simple using the OC200 controller, it basically walks you setting up the network and adopting the Access Points. Overall I am very happy with my purchase, I'm not really using any of the advanced features so far, that will come in time looking at separate VLAN's and WiFi for children's, smart devices, etc..

I had the Netgear RBK50 with two satellite s and have two home offices and a teenager gaming all the time. After years of the RBK50 it was periodically rebooting and taking forever to come online so I figured let me try an upgrade. My home is about 2500 sqft with 3 floors (finished basement). I inst...