Even with 5ghz, it is very hard to reach your max speed when you're already at that level. Anyway, found this reddit post about a similar issue to yours. Check and see if the same applies. If hindi mo masolve, 470mbps is already extremely good for wifi. Kadalasan nagiging OC lang tayo kapag hindi na

Hey take my questions worth two grains of salt but have you considered the tp-link deco mesh they are pretty inexpensive compared to orbi imo. And they are interchangeable (e.g. one x20 as the main and 3 s4’s)

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.

Unfortunately it’s router-specific. My family has a Deco X20 router mesh system that includes a Camera Privacy option which can be customized to only allow LAN networking and block all WAN/Internet connections, which is perfect since HomeKit requires at least LAN connections and uses the Home Hub ha

What mode do you plan to use the Deco X20 in? Router or AP? Your description would mean using them in AP mode and would work, keeping your existing router as the gateway for the network. Personally I would also run a cable for the camera in the basement rather than using the second ethernet port on

Cisco y otras marcas también tienen repetidores mesh, por las dudas. Yo tengo dos DecoX20 de tp-link pero vienen más económicos también (la gama P). Tené en cuenta el máximo de ancho de banda que soporta cada uno. La posición del repetidor en la segunda planta (yo tengo el principal conectado por et

Unfortunately it’s router-specific. My family has a Deco X20 router mesh system that includes a Camera Privacy option which can be customized to only allow LAN networking and block all WAN/Internet connections, which is perfect since HomeKit requires at least LAN connections and uses the Home Hub ha

Yep, Wi-Fi access from the basement in a 3-floor house is always tricky. Even with a mesh setup like Google Nest, thick floors and walls can really mess up the signal, especially upstairs. The first thing I’d try is moving your mesh nodes around. Place one on the ground floor and one upstairs, ideal

This is strange kind of explanation. Either they do know something we don’t... or I don’t know. First thing first - TP-Link themselves claim any deco is interoperable with any other deco. https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2248/ Then while 5GHz band is indeed split into multiple channels (more o

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.