TP-Link Deco BE67 Tri-Band WiFi 7 BE14000 Whole Home Mesh System | 8-Stream 14Gbps | 1×10G+1×2.5G Multi-gig Wired Backhaul | Up to 8100 Sq.ft | VPN, HomeShield, MLO, 320 MHz, AI-Roaming (3-Pack)

Budget friendly awesome Wi-Fi 7 Mesh Router!
This thing is GREAT!!! I switched from a Gryphon to this and WOW! Setup was a matter of 10-15 mins tops, very easy, and seamless setup via the app. I now have 3 devices in my home in different areas of the house, vs the 2 prior devices, and rock-solid internet and Wi-Fi 7 throughout. I especially love the handling of older IoT devices as the router seems to know what the IoT devices support up to and automatically connects them to the right band (2GHz vs 5GHz), so there’s been no need to set up a separate network for IoT, nor need to set up a 2GHz or 5GHz band separately, as I did before. The app is excellent and provides helpful information at the touch of a few buttons. Weekly and monthly reporting, AND the yearly fee for the security protection is way cheaper than most brands. For a budget-friendly Wi-Fi 7 mesh network, THIS IS YOUR PRODUCT.

Great product if you have a basic network.
I bought this to replace a pair of older Unifi Access points. If you have a basic network (modem and basic firewall only), and you can stand to configure with a phone app, then this is a great product for you. My wifi would never go past my garage door with the Unifi products. With this in place, I was connecting to my wifi from the sidewalk across the street. While the speed across the street was not as fast as within my house, it was STILL faster than my current Unifi access points.The App:For having to use an app to setup, it’s not that bad. I have used other products that required a phone app to setup (Helm e-mail) and it was not a great experience. It is very easy to configure and setup with the app, but in my opinion it should be backed up by a web portal on the access points directly.The reason I am returning is that I have 3 VLANs in my house, main LAN, IoT and Cameras. I do not want or need it to be the router/firewall/core of my network and wanted to run it in AP mode. When this device is placed into AP mode there is ZERO support for VLANs. And it’s not documented on every page that talks about AP mode, it’s in a help page a few clicks into the vendors support pages. This should be more clear on every page that talks about AP mode. I did contact support about this and they were very responsive.Honestly after the huge range and increase in performance I’m disappointed to have to return these however VLANs support is a requirement for me. If you need advanced features, look at the Netgear Orbi Pro. But if you need basic networking, these will do great for you.

Nice looking and connectivity is very good BUT only 25% upload speeds
AND support does NOT care to help!Summary first, I have 1GB up/down but when the X90 is in the mix I get 1GB down and 255MB up. Computer direct, 1GB up/down so the speed loss is through THIS device.For a long time, I loved the TP-Link line of MESH devices, and in fact have found them to be the most compatible especially with the MESH hand-offs. This device is no different; I have a mix of this (X90) and the smaller ones (X60) and they play well together but, in some ways TP-Link is not doing justice with the configuration, and even childish in ways.As for the quality of connection, looks, setup, etc; this device is hard to beat. No complaints there.However, if you want to make ANY types of configuration tuning, forget it!! The device has a nice diagnostic and it report things that might have a negative effect on your signal and speed (e.g., channel number congestion), but that’s it, it is ONLY a report. You can’t change the channel and the device doesn’t appear smart enough to change itself (nice report but of 0 value).The speed test in the X90, it’s a children’s game; honestly, a car race while it checks your speed? But that isn’t the worse part, the speed reported is often 0/0 and when it’s a positive number it’s 10x off test run on a connected device. The X60, perfect on the speed test and no silly car race game.So, summary, good for drop-in and use it, poor for configuration options and extremely poor for tests and diagnostics. Again, the X60, missing configuration options, speed test in the X60 is good.

Had alot of issues with loosing connection every often. Tried expensive Gaming routers did not make any difference as they are good up to one floor I believe.I have couple out door cameras and doorbell camra and had issues connecting to them.Kids were complaining for online school.After doing a lot of research i make up my mind for Netgear mesh system or TPlink Deco.I was already using Netgear router and extender and i love there products.Also i am fan of TP link as well for very long time and used there products as well.A friend of mine at work recommended me TPlink deco as well.Right after installation everything started working fine with full speed and never lost connection, apart of the usual Bandwidth throttling in the evening or weekends.Switching from 75mb cable to 300mb hi speeds internet.Very satisfied so far and will recommend this to anyone who lives in a house with 4 bedrooms with over 60 devices or more. (Supports up to 200 devices).Installed the units in the first floor cross the two corners on the first floor and it covers the whole house back and front and all 4 bedrooms with no more connections issues.Buy it for piece of mind.The other good thing is that Amazon automatically charge me 12 equal payments for another piece of mind.Thanks Amazon and TPlink.

I have used other brands and to no avail. Purchased these to try and they work awesome. Highly recommend these units. Only had for one day but they exceed two of their competion right out of the box!!

Parfait pour faire un réseau étendu.Facile d’installation, beaucoup d’options disponible , application simple a utiliser.