Deco BE65

I use normal DMZ (not ADMZ) on the GH2.0 and set a static IP on my Deco BE65 Pro, and I am getting full 3/3 gbit speeds... PPPoE passthrough is sadly still bugged on the GH2.0 650mbps capped. But using normal DMZ works good with port forwarding, ADMZ is still flaky on GH2.0 (packet loss and ping spi

Deco is to serve as the wireless router in router mode. In the Gateway, I suggest to just factory reset and then disable and hide all wireless networks so nothing connects to it and it's a fresh install. Then connect the Ethernet cable from T-Mobile Gateway to your primary Deco. This will give your

EE broadband 500mb/70mb (UK) 2 HomePods gen2 in stereo mode with ATV Single TP Link Deco BE65 router For the last 2 years I’ve had intermittent problems with the sound cutting out on one speaker which would then act as a solo HomePod and play random Apple Music playlists at the loudest volume. Other

TP Link Deco BE65 here, works brilliantly. Setup is easy and the app is a joy. Not a bewildering amount of settings, but enough for any home network.

Well, kinda both. I got the Asus BT6 first, but I encountered too many issues (6GHz not working, devices not connecting to nearest node, lags, etc). I returned the set and got the Deco BE65 and I'm really happy so far. The Asus got more features and settings, I'll give them that, some of the securit

I bet you would be surprised of the speed and coverage of a set of Deco BE65, easy app setup and all the advanced technology you will need. I have one and several other Deco units and can only recommend them for home use.

I ended up getting the Deco BE65. 6GHz range with Nothing Phone 3 is superb and other bands have excellent range too. I prevented auto-update on this router as I heard newer firmware have trouble connecting IoT devices with Matter (over WiFi). So far I can onboard and read Philips Wiz bulbs on it As

Deco BE65 or BE25 for a more simple and budget friendly WiFi 7 setup.

Hi all. Just an update. The 3 pack of BE65 Deco units arrived this evening. Setup was fairly painless. I had to connect our Philips Hue bridge directly to the Deco 'router' to get it to work properly. The three remaining ports go to 2 separate 8 port 2.5gb network switches, and the final port is obv

The supplied Linksys router wasn’t terrible but I switched to a Deco BE65 Pro mesh set-up and it has been much more stable. It plugged straight into the CF ONT and worked straight away.