Deco X20

I had those same problems with my network of TP Link Deco X20 in mesh. The solution was to pass the Nest speakers to the 2.4GHz network and set the default node to which they must be connected.

A decent mesh with strategically placed access points will probably work just fine here. I like the TP-link Deco X20 if I’m building a non-unifi system.

Bonjour, je m'excuse pour mon français médiocre mais j'utilise IPV6 avec le TP-Link Deco X20 sans problème mais les premier connexion, voici mes paramètres sur mon TP-Link: Get IPv6 Address/Obtenir une adresse IPv6: Slateful/ArdoisePrefix Delegation/Délégation de préfixe: ON/activéAssigned Type/Type

Just sharing that my X20's have randomly started having this issue after working well for nearly 3 years. Purchased Jan 2023 and having issues Nov 2025. Been reading some posts and haven't come across any fix. So far I've tried:- Ensuring all cables are properly connected and pushed in- Rebooting bo

I have ATT fiber 1g in the center of the house and i disabled wifi on it so that my Deco x20 mesh can handle all wifi on its own. I have the 3 mesh access points spread through the house so everywhere should get good coverage. I split the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz networks so the "guest" network is only 2.4gh

I would say have your ISP replace the wifi router. I myself would never use the ISP router's wifi and routing because usually they are really bad. I use external wireless access points instead. Best case is I use the ISP modem in bridge mode to A router that handles and manages all the traffic (I ha

After trying different things and using ChatGPT, it seems like it’s my router (Deco X20) in combination with Matter enabled devices. It seems to be related to multicast and rebuilding of tables. This causes home hub to not be able to ‘see’ the matter devices and show them as offline (which is why th

Mesh TP-Link Deco X20, you can stick ethernet cable in the back to convert the wireless, good speeds, even better if you can backbone the nodes with cable.

Tp-Link Deco X20 working great for me!

Without APs that support 802.11k/v/r, your client devices might "stick" to a weaker AP when a stronger one is in range, or to a congested AP when a less utilized AP is still within acceptable range. You might experience interruptions when moving from one AP to another. It would be better if you disa