Deco BE63

Have you investigated doing this via wireless? I share my internet with my neighbor using a mesh setup. Check out TP-Link BE63. It works flawlessly

I'm not OP. But I tried this recently at my 2 floor house. Two different teams, both exceptionally experienced in installing ethernet in homes and businesses, came to give an estimate. Both said it was going to require ripping up the entire house, basically. They were looking at some 20 holes minimu

None. Keeping my perfectly functioning be63 deco system until it no longer works. Everyone is quick to believe and bs US govt spews. “They spying on you!!”. Yeah are you mad they are, or are you mad it’s not you? Let’s not forget what Snowden revelead

I had/have netgear cm3000 modem, and tp link be63 mesh with wired backhaul. I have an unmanaged switch, and a few RPis doing things like pihole, NAS, etc.. My BE63s were running as the router. I just set up the firewalla in router mode, and made my BE63 an AP so disabled its own routing. I couldn’t

For your setup, I'd go with a Tp-Link Deco system. Usually I'd recommend the BE63, and you might get away with that, but you're pushing its limits there. So for you, you may want to consider the BE67 or BE75 instead, though on the count of the BE67, I have heard that there are stability issues. I ha

When residential grade doesn't mean your needs anymore. I've been wanting to switch to Ubiquity, but there's not really a need to do so, our deco BE63 system handles itself quite well.

I just went to TP Link Deco BE63 with 3 units in preparation of moving to fiber as it becomes available (lines were trenched in over the summer), so far so good, though I don't like that almost all management must be done with an app and not a web interface.

So just for kicks I turned off the 6ghz band on my BE63, made my phone renegotiate to 5ghz. If you go in the advanced settings and check your channel bandwidth for your 5ghz band, @160mhz I get about ~700-800 mbps, @80hz I get around 400mbps.. so check that I’m sitting about 5 feet away from the dec

Honestly for me I've got two HomePods mini and I was able to, without issues, lock them to our main Tp-Link Deco BE63 node (which is in the same room as the HomePods) on the 5 GHz band. Works like a charm. I don't think that HomePods use hidden Mac addresses as the Deco app shows if a device is usin

All deco WiFi 7 models got that upgrade finally the BE63 BE65 BE11000 BE85 and BE95 the fact they finally listened about selecting our own WiFi channels is a huge step in the right direction. Some are still in beta but the BE63 has an official release it just never showed up in the deco app I had to