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TP-Link
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72 opinions
63 positive1 neutral8 negative
TP-Link
Deco X68
50.1/100
8 Reddit opinionsRedDB rating based on Reddit opinions
6 positive0 neutral2 negative
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What will I get for choosing Ubiquiti over Eufy?
This issue was pretty huge:https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/tbthjj/psa_newer_tplink_routers_send_all_your_web/https://www.xda-developers.com/tp-link-deco-x68-review/ TLDR:tplink routers send data to avira and homecare cloud, even when turning the features off."42,000 queries to avira in just 24
...Practical_Driver_924 in r/Ubiquiti
January 15, 2026 at 8:46 PM
9
Leaptel falloff?
Solid for me, Brisbane. Past 12 mo+. Using deco x68 mesh, 3 units. All wireless uplinks.
Electrical-Sale-8051 in r/nbn
April 20, 2026 at 9:27 AM
3
Just got Kinetic fiber...
I use two mesh routers currently the deco x68, one connected to the router they provide. The other in my room maybe 25-30 feet away. I did a speed test using their router and my mesh routers in the same location. It makes a BIG difference. Screenshot below for comparison. Mind you if I hardwire the
...johnthedowe2 in r/Windstream
April 15, 2026 at 1:22 PM
2
Windstream is currently the only company that offers fiber at my location, which would be an upgrade from 50 mbps to 1000 mbps, do they still suck as a company?
It's fine if you're close to it but that may not be possible. For me fiber had to be installed in the livingroom instead of bedroom. Using their router works but it isn't that great at even medium distance + thick walls. Here's a comparison of their router vs deco x68 mesh on wireless backhaul. Mean
...johnthedowe2 in r/Windstream
June 23, 2026 at 8:01 PM
2
Best modem/router to buy
Id recommend mesh wifi over routers they allow for better whole home wireless. As long as the ethernet port on the router / mesh is at least a gigabit which most are it won't bottleneck speeds. If you ever upgrade to 2gbps plan then the router / mesh would need a ethernet port that supports higher s
...johnthedowe2 in r/Windstream
July 1, 2026 at 10:19 AM
1
What is the difference between the Primary/Secondary DNS settings under Advanced Internet Settings and those under DHCP Server?
Same issue here. I'm spinning up a PiHole with recursive DNS resolver, I point my TP-Link router (Deco x68) to my PiHole IP address with no secondary, but it won't allow me to use my LAN IP on the Internet > Advanced Settings version of DNS entries. When I turn off my DNS resolver I expected my inte
...MisterGrigglesworth in r/TpLink
January 3, 2026 at 6:05 AM
1
Should I Use Mesh if My WiFi is Slow?
Get 3x Deco x68 (or better) tri-band units. One next to the main router. One in your room. One between the two.
mjwills in r/HomeNetworking
September 2, 2025 at 1:20 PM
-2
Help me decide a router?
2nd a mesh system, personally have a TP-LINK deco x68 & very happy with it.
Merlin_au in r/nbn
September 20, 2025 at 4:32 AM
0
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