Deco XE75

UCG Ultra with two Deco XE75's (ethernet backhauled).

Been running great for a while and the wifi coverage is really good but not being able to centrally manage VLANS for the wifi is annoying I'll admit. I do intend to replace the decos with Unifi AP's sometime in the future. I've got an AC lite l

The house is 1400sqft U shaped. The numbers indicate where I have the Deco units placed. The detached garage is in the top right corner. The property itself is 1/2 acre.

You can see that I get usable 5ghz signal on the entire property. I am easily pulling 300-500mbps everywhere I go in the ya

Very true. I upgraded my whole-home wifi with the TP-Link Deco XE75 (wifi mesh system) and I’m actually impressed. Just swapped out my old router + extender setup for this mesh system and the difference is real. If you’re sick of dead spots, buffering, weird lag when you move rooms, this could be th

The house is 1400sqft built in 1958. The room with the orange colored signal has 1" thick wood panel walls. The drywall in the rest of the home is twice as thick as modern drywall.

I am using wireless backhaul only for node 2. Garage still pulls an impressive 700mbps in most areas.

I don't

Hey folks,

I just bought the Deco BE25 (x3) to create a mesh network in my 3 level home. Right now I have 1Gbps speeds and having the main router in the basement + one Deco M4 in the mail level as AP only gives me about 300mbs (Wi-Fi) on the third floor.

To my surprise, right after I bought them,

I know these kinds of official support subreddits are usually more skewed to people coming to complain or ask for support, so I just wanted to say I love this system. I recently moved from an apartment to a 3BR house and got gigabit fiber in the process, so my home network needed some thought to mak

I want to create a mesh network in my old, large, 2-storey house. The main obstacles are the thick walls and the fact that I’d also like to cover part of the yard with Wi-Fi. The satellites will connect to each other via Wi-Fi — I’m not going to run Ethernet cables.
Am I right in thinking that thi

We have 8 Deco XE75 Pros here and they have been great. Some wired, some not. One wired, then wireless, then wired. I just commented to my wife the other day how I rarely even think about our big mesh network now.

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

I had 4 Deco XE75's (6E) and went to 4 AP7's. The Deco routing was terrible. There really is no separate VLAN for IoT, but they offer an IoT SSID and it does nothing other than reporting. You are best to get away from Deco. Now, that being said, the AP7's are great for VqLAN and managing them (and d