TP-Link Deco X50(3-pack) AX3000Mbps Mesh WiFi 6 System, AI-Driven, Coverage up to 6500ft²,WiFi Mesh System, WiFi Router, WiFi Extender Booster, Gaming & 4K, Easy Setup, Alexa & Google Home

Very easy to install and adding additional Decos is a walk in the park! Network has been very stable so far, reach is pretty good, specially considering my home has thick brick walls which get in the way of every WiFi signal I’ve tested here. Very happy so far.

This honestly changed my life and solved my problem , plus it was so easy to install

Works ok but the m2 coverage of the device is nowhere near advertised so you may want to get one that reports to cover several times larger space then the space you need to cover. For context our property’s internal walls are plasterboard so we would expect coverage to be closer to advertised but it’s not anywhere near.

Very useful and solved my normal router problem of apartment coverage

This device exceeded my expectations, I was wondering if 3 will be enough for my home, yet I amanged to cover ground floor and first floor with 2 only especially when you locate the correctly and use ethernet backhaul to connect them together. Speeds are great and the features on the app are very good and you feel you are in control.

the best router

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So much better coverage than I had M4. Great for wifi coverage for your 2 floors home.

Works very well, replaced my AP wifi6 units as I got dropped wifi calls moving around house.I hard wired mine, for max speed, definitely a worth while investment

Well I search lot to select the beat MEAH model of TP-Link and most probabbly I select from belowM4 MeahM5 MeshDeco X20Deco X50 or X55X60So i select X50 but X55 is also similar so thats good cover my full house and the installation is too easy and stability of this device is 100% perfect.Only you need to remember one this to make schedule restart in daily night or your convinent time but in a week at least one time restart is highly recommend.Thanks

These are great - MUCH better than the discs BT give you with your home system - the Wifi is faster, the reach better and they are much easier to manage.They did almost go back to Amazon as it was hard to find out how to set them up - after a bit from tech support and some tenacity they were easy to set up and work perfectly - but it wasn't straightforward. BT do it differently from a lot of internet service providers inasmuch as you need to use their router - normally you set a Deco to be a router and this system replaces yours, but since you have to use the BT router, the Deco's need to be set up as "Access Point" only. If you know how its easy, but if not the app just keeps failing. There are lots of pre-sets in the app, but sadly (and unbelievably) BT isn't one of them.Go to their website, find the FAQs and follow 2464 - Amazon won't let me post a link.Then: When it is displayed that it cannot be connected to Internet, Tap Skip This Step on the bottom of the error page, click on More. Then configure the VLAN ID as follows: (IPTV VLAN ID: 101; IPTV VLAN Priority: 0)Also see FAQ 2421 to set the Deco as "Access Point" which you can do when the above step is completed. once that is done, it all works really nicely.If you don't use BT as a provider, the app is really easy to use to set up the units.If you do use BT, please raise a ticket with TP-Link as they need to include BT as a pre-set.

Trying to get a decent, consistent Wi-Fi signal through the internal stone walls of a 1750s cottage is usually a recipe for absolute frustration. Having previously relied on powerline adapters to try and bridge the gaps, the drop-offs and inconsistent speeds were a constant headache when trying to work from home or stream in the evening. Switching to this three-pack mesh setup has completely changed the layout of my home network. Because my broadband supplier won't let me replace their standard hub entirely, I simply ran a short network cable from the back of the original provider router straight into the first unit, and the whole system was up and running in minutes.The accompanying app guides you through the entire process and makes managing the connected hardware incredibly straightforward. The consistency across the house is night and day compared to the old adapter plugs. My overall internet speeds are still on the slower side, but that is down to the physical location of the property and a lack of local supplier infrastructure, rather than any limitation of this hardware. The units handle device handover smoothly as you move between rooms, only dropping the connection on very rare occasions when transitioning between the nodes, and even then, it rights itself almost instantly.The three units included in the box are just about managing to blanket the main house, but given the sheer density of the stone walls, I could really do with adding one more module to cover the outbuildings properly, and perhaps a weatherproof external unit for the garden. It is a highly practical, stress-free remedy for old properties that standard routers simply can’t cope with.ProsThick wall penetration: Significantly more reliable and consistent at pushing a signal through heavy stone masonry than older powerline plugs.Effortless configuration: The mobile app takes all the guesswork out of positioning and configuring the network.Bridge integration: Operates perfectly alongside a locked-down provider hub without needing to alter complex supplier settings.Intelligent handover: Automatically steers devices to the nearest signal source with minimal disruption when moving through the house.ConsHeavy masonry limitations: While excellent, a three-pack still reaches its physical limit in large or historic layouts, meaning extra nodes are necessary to cover outbuildings or gardens.

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