Deco BE63

The TP Link Deco BE63 is good for large homes

buy your own if you actually want to see the true speed on wifi. the router speed decays with distance. even the newer spectrum wifi 7 degrades at distance and the 7's have firmware bugs lately that make them disable the upnp. saying this as a field tech thats struggled a lot with the newer 7s after

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

I don't know which brand is the best brand but I recently switched from Google Nest Wifi (not pro) to TP link Deco BE63 mesh system and pretty happy about it. Each BE63 unit has four 2.5Gbps ports. You can create a total of four networks with it. The Main network supports 2.4, 5 and 6Ghz bandwidth.

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

It's not Wi-Fi seven's fault, it's Tp Link's extremely inconsistent implementation of it across their product line. I would recommend downgrading to the BE63, it seems to be more stable, which is very ironic. Also Deco's just suck in general lol. Like it's a half assed copy of Eero and it's a wonder

AI Mesh didn't work for me when I tried it with a GT-AXE16000 and RT-AX57Go. I had the bands split on the Gt-AXE16000 and instead of using the same SSID for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands as was being used for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz 1 band on the GT-AXE16000, it just used the 2.4 GHz band SSID for both

If you have time, monitor eBay for BE63 (BE10000) or BE65 (BE11000)These have 4x2.5G ports. Sometimes they pop up for $300 per set of 3. If you buy only one, you can make it the main Deco.

You can also look into deco be63, each unit has 4 2.5Gb ports. If you plan to upgrade to an even faster fiber in the future, then be65 offers two 5Gb ports and two 2.5Gb ports.