Deco M5

I’ve been using TP Link Deco M5 for 4 years. I bought six, three are in my house, one is on my back deck, one is in a garage and one is in an outdoor boathouse. I was able to blanket my whole yard (3 different buildings) in a mesh. The three that are not in the house, have been exposed to outdoor am

I’m also running the deco m5 for close to 10 years as well. I have asked myself this same question many times before Answer. If you isn’t broken don’t fix it Unless cash isn’t an issue then go for it.

Deco can absolutely work with an Ethernet backhaul. On one of your M5s, use one port to connect to WAN, and the other to connect to LAN. This is the Router Mode configuration. On the other M5, use one port to connect to the LAN. Because you bought a pack of three M5s, you can put a switch between th

Had a TPlink power line for a few years it was ok. Moved to a Deco M5 mesh WiFi it was a game changer as we have concrete floors. Mesh WiFi all the way

I love my current setup, but I think wired will make the biggest difference. I have an edgerouter 4 for my router. For wifi coverage I have a deco m5 mesh running in AP mode. Covers my whole house great with the 3 provided discs. With that I can run smart que up to max speeds of around 300. Smart qu

Eu aceitei o Double NAT e seja o que Deus quiser. Até o momento não vejo indícios de problema, e isso desde 2021. Meu roteador não dá pra desativar o NAT e fazer bridge no Deco me deu preguiça. Kkkkk Tive um Deco M4, agora tô com X50. Na real, Devo até são bons produtos, mas inconsistentes entre os

Mesh routers are your friend. Deco M5 or M9 should easily do the job. Available on Amazon. I have a set up with them for the past 5 years.

If it isn’t broke don’t fix it. I’m still using a deco m5 from 2018 and I’m on 1000/50. Desktops are connected via Ethernet.

Well, it looks like the issue was wireless latency, despite my router sitting literally about 8 feet from my Fire TV Stick, in line of sight. I added an old TP-Link Deco M5 I had lying around and connected it to my existing setup (sitting right next to my ISP-supplied router), and it achieved about

Just a flicker. My internet routers (TP-Link Deco M5) didn't even reboot when we cut off grid power.