Deco X55

No, I do not think so, unless your router is also a TP-Link router and supports this mesh system. Otherwise what you can do is get another deco single pack cheap one, plug it into your router, and then plug the x55 wherever you want.

For the best connection you need to connect from router to your devices by ethernet, if you go from Main Access Point to upstairs via WiFi and then from there to xbox via ethernet, then you will probably still have a bottleneck with slow speeds at the WiFi connection.What is your current WiFi device

I was having issues with the X55 in my mixed Deco network causing my Wyze non-camera IoTs to be dropped off the network. The final straw was upon rebooting the network, the X55 kept going from green for about 30 seconds to flashing red for a couple minutes back and forth. I removed the X55 completel

Nice one, I had one of those, they must have come out in the early 2000s. Get a TP Link Deco X55 with WiFi 6, mid price range and can have more access points added if you need a mesh network. You could probably also go with their budget X20 if what you got has been fine until now.

I’ve got a Deco X55 as main unit, a X50 outdoor PoE for my car en charger and a X50 PoE to cover my entire house. 160m2 old brick house with basement. Your M5 units are WiFi5 and you will see a significant improvement in coverage when upgrading to WiFi6. For now I would not spend the extra money on

I've had nothing but problems when I added an X55 to my Deco mesh and no problems after removing it. Search this sub for X55 and see how many issues people post. Ditch the X55 and get a different model.

Wifi 7... en unos años más todos los dispositivos irán actualizándose a esa tecnología, de mientras con un Wifi 6 podria funcionar perfecto, yo tengo unos tp link Deco x55 que son Wifi mesh, los tengo por toda la casa (3 pisos) y no sufro de desconexiones ni bajones de nada. Mi sugerencia va más all

Summary: You didn't mention the size of the apartment, but I get the impression it's not a massive residence. The easiest thing to try first is a wireless extender. Connect the wireless extender halfway between the router and where you want to boost wireless signal, ensuring the wireless extender ha

I got mine to work but my work laptop just wouldn’t work so I had to put my Deco X55 into AP mode and then all was good with the world. As I work from home almost all the time I couldn’t mess about with it.

How many devices are on your network (just connected, in total)? I'd had ~65 devices on my 4-node, hardwired-backhaul X55 system (and my own router, the Decos were in AP mode) and my system would reboot quite often (and refreshing the client list in the app essentially guaranteed it). Had all update