Deco XE70 Pro

For a quick, easy and uncomplicated setup TP-Link mesh systems are a good option. You didn't specify your internet speed, so I'll assume 1gbps max. If it's faster than that you'll want to get a mesh system that can match it. For example if you have 2gbps service you'll want a mesh system with 2.5gbp

I didn't start having this issue on my iPhone 16 and iPad Pro (Latest Version) until I setup my Deco XE70 Pro's 6 GHz Band using the same SSID as my 5GHz / 2.4GHz Bands. There were no issues while running everything on just the 5GHz / 2.4GHz Bands. Apple recommends using the same SSID on all 3 bands

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

I just deployed Deco xe70 pros at my house, and they are such an upgrade in terms of ease-of-use and performance from my ancient Orbi setup. My big gripe is that they have no capability for local-only admin when hooked to the modem in router mode so you always have a hole open for remote management.

Thank you! I had to RMA one of my 3 deco xe70 pro units. The new one wouldn't connect to my network, so I made a new network with just that one new unit, updated the firmware (downloaded on my phone, and connected/updated from there), and it connected the first try!

(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

Agreed. I just upgraded my OG google wifi to a new Deco XE70, and it is a huge difference, faster speeds, no more wifi stutters.

I've started the process to switch to a different mesh setup (TP-Link Deco XE70 Pro). Kept having issues where my Plume master pod would just randomly show as not having a internet connection. It started off only happening once or twice a month, then it got to the point that it was happening several

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

I got the xe70 pro and now I’m getting over 300 mbps in my room at the very end of the house when before I was getting under 70 with stupid google wifi. It was so easy to set up and we are loving it. Too bad TP link is stopping security support for a lot of their devices. Thank goodness the ones I b