Deco BE95

I use the TP-link deco BE95, it has 10gb ports and I run wired back haul for the mesh network over them. Works great but in my situation I don’t think pulling the cat6 for the 10gb wired connection is really making a big difference since you are still limited to what the device wifi or Ethernet port

Here is what I would do if starting from scratch: WiFi 7 mesh with 10 GB backhaul https://www.tp-link.com/us/deco-mesh-wifi/product-family/deco-be95/v1%20(3-pack)/ Supports hundreds of devices, whole-house WiFi, with a few 2.5 Gb Ethernet ports in the rooms with the access points, to hardwire TVs an

Thanks to all who had suggestions. Unfortunately this turned out to be a hardware issue with one of the Deco units. The unit seems to be a hardware failure on the internal switch. It fails to negotiate a 'Link Up' status on both the 10Gbps and 2.5Gbps ports, even with known-good CAT6A shielded cabli

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

I have two TP-Link Deco BE95 over wifi backhaul and they work great. I do plan on connecting them with fiber backhaul soon with a backup Cat6.

Tp Link Deco BE95 Wifi mesh network. Hard wire the subs and you will be cooking with gas

You should reference this page: Deco Ethernet Backhaul: Setup, Wiring Rules, and Troubleshooting | TP-Link Ethernet backhaul requires support for IEEE 1905.1 protocol. Supposedly some switch brands, especially DLink, don't support the protocol and will have issues with ethernet backhaul. My understa