TP-Link Deco AX3000 WiFi 6 Mesh System(Deco X55) - Covers up to 6500 Sq.Ft., Replaces Wireless Router and Extender, 3 Gigabit ports per unit, supports Ethernet Backhaul (3-pack)

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Recently moved into a new home - which was larger than our previous. The three pack covers it perfectly. It is a game-changer for home connectivity in a larger home. With blazing-fast speeds and reliable coverage, it's a breath of fresh air for anyone tired of dead zones. The setup is a breeze, thanks to the user-friendly app, and the small Deco units seamlessly blends into almost any decor.

Really easy to set up and gives great coverage. Also easy to add on to with external units available as well.

Provide good coverage and easy to setup. Once connected an update is needed for the firmware, other than that it should be straight forward. I’m giving it a 4 star rating due to the range it covers. Most of the rooms (4 rooms) have at least 4/5 signal strength except for 1 room where the signal is weak and keeps dropping.

Great product

No comment for this great product Really 💯 satisfied

Generally, a terrible piece of equipment! I could be stood next to it, and my phone will still try to connect to the satellite device downstairs with the worst signal. Devices constantly drop out, satellites constantly drop out. I’ve tried all the methods mentioned on the app to improve coverage and reliability, but have come to the conclusion that it’s just a terrible expensive product!

Thanks a lot tp link

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اولا لوفيه اكثر من ٥ نجوم راح اعطيه المنتج هذا تمنيت الاقي تقييم وافي قبل اشتري ولكن حبيت اوثق لكم تجربتي كامله النت الرئيسي فايبر بسرعه ٣٠٠ ميقا بالملحق حطيت معاه جهاز ووصلته بسلك واعطاني نفس السرعه ماشاء الله ثم حطيت جهاز بالدور الثاني واعطاني ١٩٠ بالصاله تحت الرئيسي بالضبط ثم الجهاز الثالث والاخير حطيته بالصاله بالدور الارضي واعطاني ٩٠ ميقا تقريبا صراحه منظومة خيالية تستحق كل ريال ينحط فيها وسهله الاعداد للامانه فوق ماتتصور انصح وبقوه غطت لي فيلا دورين وملحق بكل سلاسه

This is a great product perfect for gamers and streaming movies on amazon prime and others seamless maximum internet speed trough the entire house. Always reaching near the maximum speed in any room. The setup is extremely easy, plug any of the boosters on the the main modem then it becomes automatically the main one. I found that where it gets a little tricky is placing the two other boosters. For an optimal performance, you should not have more then one wall separating the boosters from one an other and not have to many electronics around it (magnetic field) otherwise it looses significant speed. but after about one hour trying to figure out where are the optimal places for each unit i get near maximum speed regardless of the room or level I'm on. WIFI 6 is a faster signal but also a shorter one so the units cannot be places to far apart. The time it took to setup and find the perfect spot is really worth the results and hassle free experience of high speed internet the the house. It really is trial and errors on where you place each unit. my suggestion connect the first one on to the router then plug the second unit where you would think is most appropriate then with your phone go on the deco app make sure your phone is connected to the second unit and do a speed test until you get the maximum speed (or at least near it) then repeat for the 3rd unit. An other tip : if you can try to put them at a certain height to get less interference. My las unit is placed near the basement ceiling and just by doing that i gained about half more of the speed. i love the fact that each unit has 3 ethernet ports on the back to be able to plug things that could be too far to reach the maximum speed on WIFI. 3 units was enough to get the main floor and basement covered at maximum WIFI speed. pros: Easy setup app is really easy to use and offers many options create a guest connection in less than 10 seconds small and discreet seamless internet trough the house (does not disconnect when changing unit connection) gives you a weekly report about your WIFI cons: if you have more than one wall separating one unit form another it looses significant speed but this is not due to the product but to the type of signal overall score A+

Hice una investigación previa para reemplazar los dispositivos mesh anteriores que ya estaban siendo intermitentes y degradando la señal de wifi. Fácil de configurar, me funcionó perfecto en una casa antigua con muros de concreto en un área de aproximadamente 240m2 distribuidos en dos plantas, la señal de internet llega perfecto a todos los rincones de la casa y se puede administrar con buenos features de seguridad a través de la aplicación. El diseño es discreto y elegante, en mi caso los coloqué en zonas donde no se ven. Llegaron en tiempo y forma y todo sin contratiempos.

Thanks to Prime Day it was time for me to finally upgrade my home network. I was looking for a reasonably priced WiFi-6 mesh system with 3 stations (1 main + 2 satellites), at least AX3000 speeds, and a price tag of up to $300. It came down to two choices: the Eero 6+ and what I chose instead, the TP-Link Deco X55. Both systems had similar specs, but I liked how the TP-Link Deco had 3x Gigabit ethernet ports per satellite (the Eeeros have just 2). That meant I could wire each satellite in a daisy-chain configuration for a wired backhaul AND connect the 3rd ethernet plug to the gigabit switches I had at each satellite location. This meant that all of my hard-wired devices could stay hardwired, while adding mesh WiFi at full speeds (no bandwidth reserved for transmission thanks to the backhaul). Installation was quick and easy - I simply turned off my cable modem, disconnected my previous router, installed one of the Deco X55's in its place (in my bedroom), and turned everything back on. After downloading the TP-Link Deco app I had an internet connection set up and good to go in less than 5 minutes! Once that was working, I added the other two Deco's into the mix - one in the living room and one in the family room - with all three forming an almost perfect triangle for whole-home coverage. In less than 15 minutes after opening the box, I had a fast, Wifi-6 mesh system in my home. I had been using an older AC1900 router for almost 10 years now and back then it was just fine - but with more and more smart home devices being added to my home, it no longer was enough. I have a medium-sized amount of smart home devices (around 50 devices including hubs) and on occasion, I'd experience signal dropouts on some of the farther cameras, and other devices would sporadically go offline/online at random. With the X55 mesh installed, all of my issues disappeared! My smart cameras used to show a signal strength of between 80% (indoor cameras) down to around 55% (outdoor cameras). With the TP-Link Deco mesh in place, the signal strength changed to 100% indoor and 95% outdoor - a major improvement for sure. Pulling up live and recorded footage from the outdoor camera is so much quicker now. All of the other indoor smart devices I have all show 98-100% signal strength. Needless to say, this was a definite upgrade! As for my rating, I give it a solid 4-stars. There are a few small details that keep me from giving it a full 5-stars: some missing features that I had with my old router. One of them is being able to bulk reserve IPs by entering them into the app beforehand; with the TP-Link Deco, the device has to be connected to the network FIRST (with whatever DHCP IP address the Deco gives it), then you have to go into the app to reserve it with a static IP. I would rather have the more common table where you just enter each Mac address, static IP, and device name and it's done. Another missing feature is being able to have at least 2 separate SSIDs (not including a guest SSID). With the Deco you can only have one main SSID and one isolated guest SSID. Finally, to see some speed numbers I ran speed tests using both fast.com and speedtest.com, and the day before installing the mesh system I had an average internet speed of around ~260Mbps. The day after I installed the TP-Link mesh system my speeds went up to well over 490Mbps! Downloading is a lot faster, and streaming is super snappy as well. So in the end, I am very happy with my purchase of the TP-Link Deco X55 Wifi6 mesh system. Aside from the small feature complaints above, everything is awesome! I no longer have devices going offline/online. My internet speed has almost doubled (my old router was the bottleneck!) and streaming seems quicker as well. If you are looking for a mesh system to upgrade your current home network to the current WiFi6 standards, I would say that this is definitely a good buy! ------------ EDIT 02.18.2024: TP-Link Improvements Are Awesome! TP-Link has been steadily pushing out Deco firmware and app updates, and my -1 star complaint no longer exists thanks to two added features that completely address my complaints: - CUSTOM IP RESERVATIONS First, I don't have to play the game of connecting a new device, letting the Deco assign a DHCP address to it, then having to go back into the app to manually change the reserved IP. Now I can go straight into the Deco app and under the "Address Reservation" tab I can now select "Custom"; this brings me to a page where I can manually type in a MAC address AND the local IP address that I want to assign to it - without having to connect the device first. - SEPARATE IoT NETWORK My other complaint was that I only had the option to have two SSIDs - one main and one guest network. I wanted to be able to configure another SSID specifically so I could group all of my Smarthome devices, and after a couple of firmware updates later TP-Link not only gave me that option, but an even better one: they added a dedicated Iot (Internt of Things) network! Not only does this group my sparthome devices separate from my main network, but it also restricts communications between networks so that the IoT devices stay isolated. This is exactly the feature I wanted them to add during my initial review. - VPN COMPATIBILITY TP-Link has also added the option to use a VPN (server or client) directly through the router, as opposed to having to VPN each individual device manually. Furthermore, the VPN can be assigned to the network in two ways: either all devices (every device connected to the mesh will go through the VPN) or I can select specific MAC addresses that must pass through the VPN before reaching the Internet (tI chose option #2). With this I can make sure that certain devices that like to "call home" can only do so through the VPN, helping to protect my network and privacy. All in all, TP-Link has done a great job at supporting these devices, and their ability to add additional features over time have made me feel confident to revise my initial review now give this system a worthy 5 stars!

Super easy to install. It just works. I previously tried to install a Netlink and the Ap was unhelpful. So much so I gave p and returned the netlink in favor of the TP-Link Deco. After connecting the the ethernet cable, the wireless router just connected without issue. The only improvement I would make is to have better explanation for a wired backhaul for the satellites, but a quick web search made this easy.