Deco X55

I replaced my 3-unit TP-Link AX3000 (Deco X55) mesh setup with two Cudy WR3000S models running OpenWRT, one in dumb AP mode. The only compliant I have is range, and as far as I can tell it’s pretty much just aesthetic - one bar lower in my bedroom, but speeds are fine. My main complaint with the Dec

Depends on your budget and internet speed. As an other poster said you’d want one AP per floor. Get a 3 pack of TP Link deco- X55 or X75 would be fine or if you want more future proof then BE63 or similar. Should be in the 200-500 euro range. Omada and Unifi are better solutions, require a bit more

My solution was to use a router before the deco x55 .. and yes the deco's also has the issue of requiring a working connection - somewhat.. So i use mine as access points

I have 2 Deco X55 units. The December update added the QoS option, which was activated by default. It caused a lot of connectivity problems. I disabled QoS by going to Settings -> More. I still see the main unit's red light go on for a few seconds sometimes, but there is no loss of connectivity.

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

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.

I moved from a Deco X55 mesh system last year. But I only used two of the three nodes I had. The management was the worst part. I absolutely hated how you are forced to use a mobile app for everything. The browser interface was very barebones. It made troubleshooting any issues very frustrating beca

I just purchased a new TP-Link Deco X55 system, which is Wi-Fi 6, a month ago. Maybe that was an unwise choice? But then again, my internet is 300 Mbps, so maybe it doesn't matter as much?

The Deco X55 is not going to be the right product for you. Especially in comparison with an Eero 7, which is a Wi-Fi 7 product. The main reasons are that the X55 is Wi-Fi 6, and while still powerful, it might feel like a downgrade from a Wi-Fi 7 product. Additionally, the X55 is limited to 1 Gbps sp

I had the tp link Deco X55 mesh wifi 3 pack. And my system would drop connection a few times a day. It would stabalize within a minute. We were okay with it, but our son with autism was not. So I went back to eero (provided by Frontier Fiber) and have had no issues since. Even though Deco X55 says i