NetGear Orbi WiFi System (RBK50) vs TP-Link Deco X60 AX3000

I bought thisabout 4 months ago to bypass the Verizon router. Very easy to set up but except for running speed tests, I can't tell a difference. The satellite doesn't seem to help any. My phone seems to take longer to load apps than before and we have had some buffering on streaming tv for the first time in years though not a lot

Update #3: Success, FINALLY! Critical step to get this mesh system to work: Once installed, go to the Deco app -> Settings -> Advanced -> IPv6 -> Enable -> Reboot the Deco system [Ignore the following step if you're setting up for the first time] Then, "Forget Network" on all your devices that had been on this Deco Mesh network, then re-add all your devices to Deco Network, then restart all your devices (unplug, wait 30-sec, plug in and restart.) Lastly, confirm IPv6 is enabled in Deco app (same steps as above.) Check speeds with your phone or laptop using Speedtest or Fast(dot)com The steps above finally resolved the random disconnects and slowness, including my slow connections for web TVs. The connection speed is at least 10x higher and Netflix loads much quicker and with HD or 4k resolution! I was literally going to Factory Reset the Deco system and return it

ft. home. But it isn't magic. You can't just look at your home's square footage and buy the number of satellites based on that

Now they cover up to 650m2 home, they also are compatible with the Amazon Alexa device, so they will work with that and extremely easy to set up as I ...

Fixes the issue where IPv6 devices on the guest network can access the Orbi router’s web GUI. Includes security fixes for the following security vulnerabilities:PSV-2016-0133, PSV-2017-0607, PSV-2017-0615, PSV-2017-0736, PSV-2017-2190 So an update that supposedly fixes disconnect issues (which I never experienced) does the opposite and starts causing them instead. Thank you Netgear for breaking my perfectly wonderful wifi system. Apparently their engineering team has been spending most of their time introducing new Orbi devices and not spending much time refining their current firmware

So once the TP-Link account is set up you then need to connect any of the x60 unit to your modem and then turn it all on. So turn the modem on first, ...