Deco 7 Elite BE85

That’s a difficult question and at the end of the day only you can make it. I chose to buy a fourth BE85 about 5 months ago and I don’t regret it. Also, if TP-Link decides to end security updates, then I can install a firewall/router switch between the modem and the Deco router. Next, set all the De

I would check to see which router brands are the ones most frequently hacked. I’m pretty sure TP-Link is up there near the top. These are commonly targeted or found with severe security issues: 1. TP-Link - Often ships with outdated firmware. - Numerous vulnerabilities in web interfaces and UPnP. -

For your setup with 800 Mbps FTTP and two floors, mesh is definitely the right call. Single router in garage won't reach bedroom 2 properly. Best options under 600 AUD: TP-Link Deco BE85 (WiFi 7) - 550 for 2-pack. Future-proof, tri-band, 10G port for your FTTP. Place one in garage, one upstairs cent

As long as your gaming room's AC power comes from the same service panel -- and has the same Earth ground -- as the main house, and you're not in a high lightning-risk area, running standard CAT6A UTP CMX will be fine. Use direct burial cable, such as from Syston or TrueCable (and check regarding co

Имай предвид, че читава меш система за такова нещо с 2 сателита (WiFi 7, Tri или Quad-band) ще ти струва около 1000 евро. Всеки сателит отгоре още 500. Примерно Asus ZenWiFi BQ16 BE2500, TP-Link Deco BE85, Amazon eero Max 7... за по-малко от това хич не се занимавай, няма смисъл (казвам го от личен

Totally agree that mesh is the way to go. One thing to keep in mind with the brick veneer mentioned earlier: if Node 1 is in the garage, the signal has to punch through an external brick wall just to get to the rest of the house. In that specific layout, the extra cash for WiFi 7 (like the Deco BE85

OP, I would recommend getting a router that had at least one 10 Gbps WAN/LAN port, that way you can take full advantage of your 5 Gbps tier. If you can afford it, get a router with a 10 Gbps WAN/LAN port for Internet and a second 10 Gbps port, that way you can use that second port for wired backhaul

Ok a few pointers.First of all 10Gbps is overkill but if u want to spend the extra for that shiny new speed no judgment here.As for the mesh, yes the way to do it is you have the Main Mesh be connect to the ONT then the secondary Mesh to be connect to the Main Mesh via LAN (your plan is correct, jus

I bought the Deco BE85 (BE22000) mesh 3 pack system. I live in an older home, with thicker walls, and I’ve been quite pleased with the performance of the BE85 mesh. I get a great signal upstairs, downstairs and even outside.The downsides include the annual subscription for security. Also, they claim

Are you still experiencing roaming issues? I currently have 3 TP Link Deco BE85, it has amazing range and fast roaming on all 3 floors of my home on all 3 frequencies too (phone is on WiFi 7 MLO no issues) My networking "hobby" has me wanting to go with Firewalla AP7 to take advantage of VqLAN with