Deco XE75

Don't trust your ISP's wireless gear. You don't have ethernet, you have wireless. Full stop. If you must use wireless, try getting a couple TPLink Deco XE75 units and use 6Ghz band. Or go buy a longer ethernet cable!

Have you tried the new mesh ones? I've bought extender ones in the past and returned them. I got the deco xe75 pro mesh system after I upgraded to the new giga hub. Just 2 of them. My property is ~200x200feet, I put one on each side of my house inside. Garage-----------------------------------------

You currently don't have a need for the xe75 pro or the be25, given your current plan and devices. You can always upgrade to wifi-7 down the road in parts, and still make use of the xe75 for a period of time. The decos all work together fairly seamlessly. Unless the pro is very similar in price, I w

For your setup with 800 Mbps FTTP and two floors, mesh is definitely the right call. Single router in garage won't reach bedroom 2 properly. Best options under 600 AUD: TP-Link Deco BE85 (WiFi 7) - 550 for 2-pack. Future-proof, tri-band, 10G port for your FTTP. Place one in garage, one upstairs cent

I went from a 1st Gen Google WiFi system to the TP Link Deco XE75 system with 3 nodes. The XE75 supports up to 2.5GB speed from your ISP, so you have some upward compatibility there. It also supports IP6e, which gives you a dedicated WiFi 6 channel for interconnecting your two remote nodes to the ba

Spend just a little more to get better performance: TP Link Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400 Tri Band Wi Fi 6E Whole Home Mesh System (3 Pack) White Deco XE75 Pro (3-Pack) - Best Buy

I switched to deco xe75 pro. No issues. Awesome speeds and coverage. Have about 20 devices connected around the house

same here - google nest mesh wifi system was great years ago but now it's constantly dropping and needs to be restarted almost daily. switching to deco xe75 - fingers crossed but I've heard good things...

I had this issue with Vodafone routers back in the day. The quality and reliability of their kit was terrible for all but the most simple use cases. First suggestion would be to disconnect the boosters. Whilst your range or speed might not be as good. Do your devices stay connected longer, or do you

An old Cisco head, no expert. I could be wrong. A few tips. Deco XE75 Setup... Go for the 3-pack. The XE75 relies on the 6GHz band for backhaul, which has shorter range than 2.4GHz or 5GHz. Having that middle node on the 1st floor is vital to "bridge" the gap to the attic. Use Modem Mode. Let the De