Deco BE63

I'm surprised how many more latency spikes the satellite nodes had versus the main nodes in the Deco BE63 graphs. Were these with a dedicated backhaul?

Yes true but if he wants a mesh network than it can’t be done with the decos. I have the be63 decos and I saw the archer and was wanting to add it but when looking into it I would have to turn my decos in to access points and lose the pros of having an actual mesh network.

I've heard that Deco systems in general can have issues with video conferencing platforms. We occasionally have issues with Zoom here, along with class.com which I think is based on Microsoft teams. Some of our ring cameras also refuse to live stream, which is important to know because that's based

Thanks to everybody for very helpful replies specifically addressing my issue. I am most curious to know which ubiquity router works flawlessly, and must it be the newer UDR7 with Wi-Fi 7 access points versus the older dream modem lacking Wi-Fi seven? I have discovered that the Deco is particularly

Guess i'll have to save up some money and upgrade. The nic on the mobo supports up to 2.5Gbps. Cable is cat 6a. Supposedly up to 10Gbps speed. Got till the end of January to return this decos to Amazon either way. Or maybe ill just buy a single BE63 and use it as the main router to get full speed. I

Yeah. I noticed too. Did same and disabled wifi with hint, using tp link mesh deco be63. Wifi lan improved but connection disconnects randomly sometimes. Needless to say, after 3 years on tmhi, going back to comcast. 1GB plan, unlimited and 5 year price lock for $50. I really did not like loosing co

Honestly I was recommending Tp-Link Deco for a while, and it definitely has a lot less issues than Asus in my experience, but it is far from perfect. It needs to be rebooted quite a bit to ensure maximum stability. We are on a BE63 right now, and it works fine most of the time, but this week it's be

I've got the same issue, but it seems to be isolated to my iPhone. I have three BE63 Decos running 1.2.10. My phone shows its connected to wifi, but just won't load anything for a minute or so, and then it starts working again. I don't think I had this issue on the previous firmware. It's super anno

I can't recommend their network gear, you know, what they founded the entire company on, but Tp-Link's older Kasa smart home devices have been pretty much rock solid for us and have really only caused us issues on our Tp-Link Deco BE63 mesh system, ironically. Although that's honestly every device.

What's wrong with Eero? We have a deco BE63 and have constant issues with devices being slow to respond on the local network, plus some of our cloud devices also are slow to respond. We are running Home Assistant, which I've been told by ChatGPT is causing some of the issues. We had considered Eero