Deco XE70 Pro

I have a 3,500 sq ft house with Ring cams and a Bird Buddy in the backyard. The XE70 Pro 3-pack works great for my needs. I previously had 5 Deco M9+ units.

Or, logically, return the AXE75 and get a Deco XE75 Pro, XE70 Pro, or the BE63 3 piece kit and be done. For slightly more than the single router, you have a true mesh system and can use the wired ports on the units for back-haul between them and/or to connect other devices that you don't want on wir

Go with a 6E system like an XE75 or XE75pro even the XE70 is very good and priced very well. I would replace all your WiFi 5 units but keep them around in case you need coverage in a certain area your wifi isn’t reaching because all decos will work together but you want the newest model as your main

I'm using (3) Zyxel MoCA 2.0 adapters with my Deco XE70 Pro, as a hardwired backhaul. Works awesome, and get 980Mbps on those links.

Getting 1Gps wireless is going to require specific clients and a higher end mesh (likely WiFi 7). So you really need to specify a budget. High level you want a 3 unit (unless you meant 3 floors + the basement, then 4 units). Get a tri-band unit. I have great success with the Eero Pro 6E, Asus XT12s

(was) coming from OrbiRBK53.. was attracted by Deco price, ability to mix/match, lack of router vs. satellite. Bought a 3-pack of XE70 Pro. Had a mix of wired/wireless backhaul for the Orbi (RBR50 + 3x RBS50). What I found is that the Deco WIRED backhaul seems to require the wireless signal to be st

Ok so just an update I got it to work. For my ps5 I created a separate 6ghz ssid so it could live on that network alone. That seemed to be a problem for reasons unknown. As I was looking through the advanced options I saw an option to create a network that combines the 2.4, 5, and 6ghz bands onto on

Deco xe70 pro mesh in AP mode. Turns out the mesh itself is too weak for wired backhaul heavy usage. This router does the heavy lifting now. Have not had issues yet.🤞

Nice. I have 3 xe75 pros and 2 xe70 pros. When I switch to ezee, i plan to keep my decos instead of their eeros. Also planning on doing wired backhaul between the main and one upstairs AP

That's exactly the set that I have, except I added a single XE70 Pro unit to be the main router, because the XE75 didn't have a 2.5Gb, so it couldn't make use of anything over 1Gb. At least now, the entire 2Gb gets fed into the Deco system, and it can make use of it by distributing it to the other u