Customer Ratings & Reviews

Initially I had the Google Mesh system and I thought I was doing well getting 230 Mbps. But I notice that my cell phone that was connected directly to the home wifi was getting 360 Mbps... Then it hit me... Maybe my Google system was crap. So I went out and bought this system and setup was sooooo easy took 4 mins and the speed was nearly triple going from 230 Mbps to over 630 Mbps consistently. The dip you see in the photo after the spike was me testing Hardwire vs wifi. Hardwire won by a long shot. Also I bought a best buy Cat6 cable thinking it would speed up my speed even more, but after testing turns out the ethernet cable that comes with the TP-Link delivers faster speeds consistently over the generic Best buy cable. I highly recommend.

One word - SIMPLE! This product is simplistic in all aspects from installation, setup, and operation. Download the app first as I read beforehand in reviews and everything takes care of itself. I used the star wired backhaul method (see photo below, and link here https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1794/) and have have a fantastic experience. Using a star wired backhaul allows the satellite units to concentrate all wireless signals to devices for optimal operation. Simply setup the main Deco with a wired connection to your router and then add the rest to the system wirelessly. Once all Decos are recognized in the app wire the main Deco to a switch. From that switch run a CAT5e or CAT6 to each Deco separately (Do not daisy chain). Check on the app and you will find the backhaul connection to be wired rather than wireless. This way you will have all units meshed via wire and save the wireless resources to communicating to your devices. Great connectivity and reliability. Smooth transition from Deco to Deco. App also includes security options for free…take advantage of that! Highly recommend this system.

For years and years we had always been dealing with all sorts of network issues throughout our home which consists of 4 bedrooms and a guest house. Setting up this mesh system could have not been easier, you only have to create an a Deco account and everything is such a breeze. There are tons of settings that you can play around with; from bandwidth limits to scheduling internet hours, you can do all sorts of things right from the app. Now the important part, when it comes to speed these things work flawlessly, I set these pods strategically across the property and our downloads are almost identical to being directly plugged through ethernet to our main router. I cannot recommend these pods enough if you have been struggling with connection across your property. Ps. I have attached a picture of our download speeds at the guest house which is 40 ft away from the main router.

Our home Wifi was around 300mbps before and we recently got free upgrade to Gigabit speed from our ISP but our internet speed still under 300 and so ISP technician investigated our network and our router was too old and it reduced internet speed and also he recommended us mesh system. It took us more than 20 minutes for installing and we finally finished set them up. Our internet speed got 900mbps and feels upgraded. Also Deco app is easy to see and check our network and easy to use too.

Massively increased my internet speeds and is pretty simple setup. Multiple routers make for no dead zones at all! TP Link is the top brand for wifi routers by far

I've been using the TP-Link X60 three-pack for a while now, and overall, I’m quite satisfied with its performance. The setup was incredibly simple, thanks to the Deco app. It guided me through the process seamlessly, and I had everything up and running in no time. One of the best features of this system is its impressive range. The three-pack configuration works great for covering my entire townhouse, including getting a solid signal upstairs using the wireless backhaul. This has been a game-changer for maintaining connectivity in all areas of my home. I primarily use the three-pack to establish a wireless-wired connection to both my roommate's PC and mine, as our router is downstairs and there are no coax or Ethernet jacks elsewhere. This has solved our connectivity issues, and the performance has been reliable. However, I did notice that while the wireless speeds are good, they don’t quite reach the full speeds offered by my ISP, even through just one floor. This isn't a dealbreaker for me, as the speeds are still sufficient for my everyday use, but it's something to be aware of if you're expecting to hit those maximum speeds. Overall, I would recommend the TP-Link X60 for anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-set-up mesh network with great coverage.

These work great as a replacement to my old system. The app is easy to use and everything was very simple to set up. I actually have better Wi-Fi in and around my house now with these and couldn’t be happier. I’m thinking about adding one of the outdoor ones to it for poolside to make sure that we can have good tunes this summer while we’re soaking in the pool.

This system helped me solve several significant networking obstacles recently during this last CCTV Install. I installed this mesh system and configured it in "AP-Mode" to function accordingly. The building where this equipment was utilized was a huge maintenance workshop that provided workers with enough room to work on exceptionally large farm equipment such as tractors, sprayers, seeders, etc... My main goal was to not only provide Wifi Access throughout the entire shop but these devices would also serve as WAPs for multiple IP Cameras. I have provided a couple of images below of two camera types that I hooked to this system. These cameras were mounted throughout the interior space and provided coverage around the workshop by mounting them on the exterior part of the building as well. By utilizing this ironclad mesh system combined with a couple of PoE switches I was able to save an enormous amount of time due to the fact I didn't have to run extensive amounts of cable around or through the building. The "Roaming" feature worked flawlessly allowing me to cover all aspects of the interior part of the building with my mobile device watching the live feed that the IP Cameras provided at high resolutions and streaming rates. These cameras streamed generally 20-30fps with extremely low latency times. I have provided an image attached to the review so you can get a better understanding of just how large this shop is. To my surprise, the WI-FI signal held strong outside the building within about 30 ft. or so around the majority part of the building. This workshop is insulated and then covered with sheet metal on both sides of the walls along with the roof as well. Needless to say, any wireless signal that was established either coming into the building or leaving the building was an accomplishment all on its own. I had previously just installed a TP-Link AX1800 Omgda to try and accomplish the same objectives as the Deco system regarding Internet connectivity and Interior Shop coverage. The EAP AX1800 is a good device but did not have the overall strength, reliability, and low latency times I needed in order to get the job done. I am extremely glad that I decided to try this mesh system for this particular aspect of the project because it exceeded my already high networking expectations. Not only did it accomplish this, but solved other issues such as extensive cabling, and overall cost-effectiveness.

I got these on a Black Friday deal. I live pretty much in a “hole”. Internet providers are limited and expensive and it was highly frustrating paying for services and barely get the service I was paying for. I continued some research and I decided to invest in a wife 6 mesh because I come to realize most of the issue was the router provided by the internet company. I live in a 2 beds 2 bath apartment. It is fairly big and I understand the signal may get block/limited to reach room to room. Also, with time I continued investing in more and more smart devices so I increased my download, but the router was not exactly reaching wirelessly the whole apartment and I saw the Mesh router in a special deal and decided to give it a try. This was a game changer. I work from home and work computer must be directly connected to the router. So the connection is in the master bedroom. I have a gaming room where the wifi connection on ookla test would normally read less than 100mgb now, with the mesh routers it reaches up to 400mbg. I have primary router in the master bedroom, second router in the living room and 3rd router in the gaming room. The set up was easier that I expected. The instruction are pretty simple and straight forward.

I was having issues in my two story home. These are perfect. They provide great coverage with great speed. Seamless connnectivity.

Bought one for upnorth in Munds Park. The mesh system was easy to install and works great. The system boosted the speeds all over the house back up to what was coming out of the modem. Loved it so much just bought a second one as a back up.

I recently moved into an apartment with old wiring and poor coax placement for my modem. Power line adapters were not working and I couldn’t find a central location for the router, which led to poor connection. I purchased these since I’ve had TP link products for a while. I’m happy with the results. I have had no drops since setting these up. Setup was easy and the app gives you a decent number of features to work with. For a normal person it’s all you would need. For tech-people it’s going to feel a little stripped down. You can do the basics though - custom dns servers for things like piHoles, port forwarding, and health monitoring. As a minor complaint, you can’t technically split the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands - though you can setup the guest network to be the dedicated 2.4Ghz band for smart devices that need it. For some people this may add complexity for setup.

Really easy to setup and speed tests before and after in previous dead zones proved it works well.

We recently upgraded to AT&T Fiber 300mbps and needed a better solution with pushing the upgraded signal to our 2nd and 3rd floors. After researching many options, the Deco 60 was a cost-effective solution (on sale) that was very easy to setup. (Had been using a NetGear AC1200 WiFi Extender that is now removed.) After reviewing setup options, I chose to completely disable my Pace 5268ac Gateway's WiFi and use the Deco's in Access Point mode to provide WiFi throughout our 3-story home (one on each floor). Connectivity is excellent and beyond my expectations. Now my "work from home" daughter and her husband have the bandwidth required by them when they visit with the grandsons. .

Easy set up, just make sure you don’t change the password for your system otherwise none of your wifi devices will work! Range of wifi is good for whole house, basement, garage and patio.

Does the job and does it good no dead zones in on my entire property, being able to hard wire devices for gaming is perfect , app is super easy to use and can optimize channels whenever needed is perfect

I purchased this to replace an existing Google Nest Wifi 3 Pack I had used for a number of years. For reasons I couldn't figure out, the Nest mesh system kept going out and wouldn't play nicely with the network switches I had installed throughout the house. I'm no network expert so I just decided to test out an alternative product to see if that would resolve the issue. I took a chance on this TP-Link Deco AX3000 3 pack system and I'm happy to say it's been working great. The biggest compliment I can give this product is that I forget I even have it. All my devices connect and stay connected seamlessly.

Having read enough glowing reviews of this Wi-Fi extender, I headed down to Best Buy to buy the product off the shelf. I spoke with a floor salesperson who located a box for me. Before paying for the item, I asked the salesperson how to install the system. I showed him pictures of the existing Spectrum router-modem connection. He said to just take power on/off precautions, take off the ethernet cable end from the router and connect it to the 1st TP unit, follow instructions in the Deco app, then connect the other 2 TP units to electric outlets in different parts of our house. Eeeeck! I found out that the router needs to be connected to the 1st ethernet port of the 1st TP unit, the modem needs to be connected to the 2nd ethernet port of that 1st TP unit, so that the 1st TP unit is the intermediate device between the router and the modem. Upon making the right connections, everything else went smoothly. Whereas, with the previous router-modem connection I was getting download speeds in my new S23 Ultra cellphone as low as 0.2 mbps in our bedrooms and the living room, with the TP system, I now consistently get from the low 100s to 200 mbps in all those rooms. In our family room, where the router, modem, and now the 1st TP unit are located, from 100 to 200 mbps, I now get over 500 mbps. Outstanding!

Seamless setup, works so well in my home. The app and software are great, and they look nice! I highly recommend these

Product is super easy to setup, and the signal connection is fantastic. Planning on buying another one to ensure complete coverage all over the house.