Deco XE75

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Deco XE75

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Ongoing Deco XE75 / BE63 IoT Disconnects – Looking for Beta Firmware 1.4.6 / 1.1.8 or Real Fix

Hey everyone — hoping someone here (or a TP-Link engineer) can help.

I’ve been fighting persistent IoT disconnections across my Deco XE75 (V1.6) and Deco BE63 (V2.0) mesh setup for weeks. Since updating to firmware 1.4.5 (XE75) and 1.1.7 (BE63), my 2.4 GHz smart devices constantly drop off the netw

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NaiveNegotiation5182 in r/TpLink

October 25, 2025 3:44 PM

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First-timer, accidentally ordered non-cloud Gateway Max from B&H, whoops

Just wanted to share my first-time ordering experience with UniFi/Ubiquity.

Been struggling for 2 years with IoT devices constantly disconnecting on my TP-Link Deco XE75 Pros. Speed is great with newer devices but any 2.4ghz only devices have issues. Decided to ditch them and go in on a decent Ub

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DrAngus44 in r/Ubiquiti

November 13, 2025 1:12 PM

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Is wireless backhaul always crap?

Bought a new home, moving in soon and trying to plan out how to make Internet functional.

The place is single story long and thin. 1960s build, every single wall internal and external is made of solid brick. It also has a flat roof. In other words it's a nightmare for running cables. No coax either

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Noblemanef in r/HomeNetworking

August 25, 2024 12:06 PM

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Another request for manual channels and widths, ugh

TLDR Holy these XE75 units have been a pain. Granted, pushing them hard. But nothing I'm doing should be outside the bounds of these things. End TLDR.

I own SIX Deco XE75 (non pro). I initially started with 3 but I had a few hard to reach areas. I have a smart home with over 90 devices most of whi

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lafreniereluc in r/TpLink

November 26, 2024 5:53 PM

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Deco XE75 (AXE5400) devices keep disconnecting

I just upgraded my Google WiFi mesh system to the Deco XE75 (AXE5400) and the speed and coverage are excellent! My issue seems to be random devices just disconnecting constantly. I noticed my ring camera is constantly disconnecting/reconnecting. Then I started noticing other devices like my MyQ gara

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eckseid in r/TpLink

November 17, 2022 1:11 AM

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Deco system node switching really needs a major improvement.

I have deco xe75 pro (3 pack) in my 2300 sq ft home...one pod on each of my 3 floor levels.

I've noticed many times my phone doesn't switch to the closest node....I don't mean immediately.

Last night we watched a movie in the basement. This morning after 8 hrs of sleep on the top floor of my home

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Free-Fun-5567 in r/TpLink

September 3, 2024 10:44 AM

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Deco XE75 Pro disconnecting 5+ times in one day.

I haven't had many issues with upgrading to the Deco XE75 Pro last month, but recently it has been disconnecting a lot and I have no idea why. One of the nodes, which is about 40 feet away from the node connected to the modem, keeps losing connection which affects the connection of the entire house.

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willaye1 in r/TpLink

December 20, 2024 6:36 PM

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Eternal wait for the XE75 firmware update

This post is essentially meant to express my profound regret for purchasing the Deco XE75. I had been using the M5 for five years, and while I was generally satisfied with its performance, its coverage was quite limited. Consequently, I decided to upgrade to the three-pack XE75, which offered improv

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sun_in_the_winter in r/TpLink

April 8, 2025 5:59 PM

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So far I'm impressed

I recently upgraded to 1G fibre and as a result I needed to upgrade my old nest mesh WiFi.

Story time: First off I did some initial research and went for the TP Link deco xe75. I ended up returning it because all my nest cameras and nest doorbell kept dropping connection. The speed was remarkable

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sittin-on-tha-toilet in r/Ubiquiti

April 9, 2024 7:02 AM

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Deco XE75 Pro firmware rolled back to fix offline issues

My XE75 Pro 3 node mesh is hardware version 2.0.

TL;DR - If your XE75 Pro hardware is v2.0, stick to firmware 1.2.9 Build 20231225 unless you want to risk dealing with constantly offline nodes. Manually downgrading is very possible as long as you can go to each node's web interface and upload the

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nechronius in r/TpLink

August 28, 2024 12:45 AM

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