Deco XE75

I finally got fed up of ISP provided WiFi gear and treated our household to a new setup. After doing some research I opted for the Deco XE75 Pro kit with three nodes.

Since I run an OpenWRT router, I configured the Decos in AP mode. Each node is connected to the router via gigabit Ethernet and the

I never really followed new WiFi standards, so usually I'd just get something with great reviews and not too expensive. However, recently we upgraded to ATT 1gbps fiber plan and I started to read a bit more. 6GHz sounds exciting.

I spent $220 on Asus RT-AX86U. Cheapest WiFi 6e routers I can find ar

Looking at getting a new router, though I’m torn on a few things.

I like the TP-Link Deco XE75 for a multi-floor townhouse style apartment. But I keep seeing negative things about mesh networks and VR streaming, but a lot of what I’ve read is from 7+ months ago. Are the issues fixed?

The TP-Link A

Question is in the title basically. I have 2 AX55 routers, not in mesh as they were horrible that way. I do have 2 router set up in 2 different rooms, so i can play in my gaming room, or under my AC in the licing room, when no1 is around. Both are wired. My main gaming room's AX55 router does the ro

Speed test results as above, 350mbps on wifi 5ghz in the next room, 500mbps is max right next to the Deco M5 and above 900mbps ethernet.. I was originally going to buy the 2 Deco XE75 but ended up getting 2 refurbed Deco M5 for very cheap. Are there any alternatives that can reach 600Mbps or 800Mbps