Deco XE75 Pro

This! Tp-Link Deco XE75 Pro is awesome. With support now for 1GB from my ISP (Spectrum) and zero issues since converting over 6 months ago, this is an absolute no brainer. Save yourself time and aggrevation and do it!

im running TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro solid! i have friends that dont need wifi 6, they use E4 and works great.

My two TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro units are currently configured in Router Mode and working without any issues. If I switch them to Access Point Mode, will I need to configure everything again from scratch, or will the devices switch modes without losing the current settings? One concern I have about Acc

A mesh system is the answer, if you can run a cable for back-haul that would be better. I have had really good luck with the TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro 3 pack for a 3 story house.

I upgraded from a Google Nest Mesh Wifi 3 node system to the TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro - best decision ever! I have an 1800 sf house with 43 devices connected, using Spectrum 600 mb service. I'm consistently getting 650-680 mb speed on my hand held devices. The system has been in place for a month with

I moved and have a setup where my router is on another floor and rooms away. No way I can hard wire, and no way I can get a solid headset connection either. Here was my solution. Not sure how useful it might be, but putting the info out there. It cost, but it was worth it. Flawless PCVR now. I got a

I recently replaced my Google Nest Mesh Wifi with the TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro - what a difference! Much better speeds and performance. Plus reliability, as my Google Nest Mesh Wifi had become totally unreliable.

TLDR: I would try one unit (green) by itself (unplug red & yellow), see if green is enough to provide coverage to the entire place. A single unit is technically enough for 1720 square feet and provides every client a direct connection to the internet via the single mesh router. If that isn't suffici