Deco M5

If you need that wireless backhaul in the kitchen, I'd arrange them somehow to make sure you get an M9-M9 backhaul. M9-M5 backhaul is not as good. The M5 only has 2 bands and the M9 has 3. Also... the 2.4 ghz bands although less theoretical speed than the 5ghz bands can travel further and through wa

I’m not familiar with huawei products, but do you know what the lan Ethernet ports are? If they’re 1 gig ports, you could just disable the wifi on the huawei and hook up any 3rd party access point. A lot of consumer products on the market will probably be all in one routers with wifi built in, but t

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

I'd buy an ER605v2 ($56) and one EAP610 ($90). Put them both by the AT&T ONT (maybe with the EAP610 up higher) and see if you get enough of an improvement. For less than $150 this will give you enterprise-grade Wi-Fi. This solved the Wi-Fi weak spots in my 2-story home. It is significantly better th

I went from deco m5's to u6-pro and u7-pro. I think you can skip the 7 pros if you want to save some money because all my devices seem to prefer the 6. Prepare to spend $$$. It works better but I can't say it's amazing tbh. Also if you want to have something with more options than deco you may want

Since I’ve had the deco M5 earlier, I was pretty familiar with the ui. It’s the same app and everything is identical, except you get access to some new features. And no I’ve never felt limited.

Se a casa não tiver rede ethernet, tens 2 opções não invasivas (a opção invasiva é colares cabo ethernet ao longo da parede) : mais facil: powerline (plc) - um modulo ligado ao router, outro no teu quarto mais dificil: se tiveres cabo de antena entre a entrada da casa e o teu quarto, compras cabo co

I currently have 3 pack of deco m5 (looking to upgrade to the XE75 pro). No complaints with the deco m5, quite cheap for a single unit and works well. Do you recommend the XE75 pro? Are wifi speeds/range good?

The post I was looking for. I'm gonna go for the UCG-Fiber to start into Ubiquiti, but i'm trying to go slow (they are not that cheap in Mx) and use my Deco M5 as AP, while I save and buy some complementary AP asi UI should like. A couple of questions ¿how does your network feel? I'm curious about p

Had the TP Link Deco M5 up until the end of last year. Upgraded to the XE75 in January. Probably totally overkill. Have Eir gigabit broadband. It all connected up seamlessly. Bit of trial and error to get the nodes placed correctly around the house but once you’ve that done it’s grand. Regularly wou