TP-Link - Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Whole Home Mesh System (3-Pack) - White

We used to have a Orbi tri band system with 1 router, 2 satellites and it was slightly older from around 2018. It worked fine for a connection under 800mbps but our house is around 4,800sq ft if you count our garage, basement and other areas. Unfortunatly the way our home is, the router is on the left side, we have one satellite upstairs and one on the other end of the house in the garage. Our router speed test was around 800x400, 300x200 upstairs 2 rooms away and 150x100 in the garage on the other side of the house. So i tried the Wyze Router pro and it wasn't great, it just overall doesnt have many features and couldnt carry a good signal to each satellite and wifi handoff was TERRIBLE. So i got this system, placed them in the same spot. We pay for 1,100 by 600 mbps. Now by the router we get that FULL speed wirelessly, upstairs 2 rooms away we get 800 by 600, and in the garage we get around 780 by 500. Sp overall, the signal is extreme, it works anywhere in our yard and any part of our house gets amazing signal, speed, and wifi handoff between them is amazing. We used the 6ghz band as a backhaul instead of using it as a seperate network & backhauk and it makes it faster. Overall this system range might be overkill but it ensures everywhere in the house we're at least getting 85% of our total speed. Havent had issues with any devices connecting. Setup is super fast and easy, and app doesnt have too many crazy features but it has everything you need and its super quick and doesnt lag.

Really solid devices. I am using them at home to provide coverage upstairs, downstairs and even in the front and back of my house (for cameras and music by the pool). Coverage is great using these and they were super easy to setup and use. I would highly recommend these if you have a large house and need coverage everywhere. The connection is solid and performance is great as well. We stream from multiple TV's (Apple TV and Amazon Fire Sticks) and devices like Xbox, PS4, tablets and of course my Ring Alarm and Camera system. So coverage and performance were very important to us. Very solid product, would highly recommend.

This mesh system finally fixed all the WiFi drama in my house. No more buffering wheels, no more standing in weird corners like I’m summoning a signal from the heavens. Coverage is smooth everywhere — living room, garage, backyard, even the bathroom (don’t judge). Setup was easy enough that I didn’t even have to pretend to read the manual. The app basically babysits you through the whole process. Once it was up, the speed stayed consistent across every device — streaming, Zoom calls, smart gadgets — all of it just works without hiccups. Bonus: the units actually look modern instead of “ugly black box with antennas.” They blend right in. Only downside is they run a little warm, but hey, so do I when I’m working. Bottom line: this thing turned my house into a WiFi fortress. Worth every penny

I have been wanting to try a TP-Link product for some time. When my existing Google Mesh (original version) seemed to develop some stability issues, I used that as my motivation to upgrade that 5+ year old system. Plus, my wife and I have new work laptops with newer wifi capabilities, so this seemed like a good time to do it. Installation was VERY easy. Just use the app and it does all of the work for you for the most part. I don't have any non-standard settings and my network is pretty vanilla, so the app made it quick and easy. When we built our home I had ethernet cable/ports installed in every room. This allows me to use the ethernet backhaul capability to connect the satellites to the network versus using a wifi channel to do this. This also allows me to place the satellites anywhere I want as I am not dependent on the satellite node connecting wirelessly to the main node. That was super-easy plug-and-play. No configuring in the app was needed to set up the satellites on the hardwired connection. They got recognized and self-setup in a minute or two. I also seem to be getting a little more speed out of my network. After running many Speedtests, I am getting in the high 500's fairly consistently where I seemed to be closer to the low 500's with the old Google Mesh system. So an extra bonus for that. Range also seems to be slightly improved over the already-good Google Mesh. It's a close call, but I will say that it is marginally better. (I didn't have any dead zones that I was aware of previously.) I seem to have a strong signal across the 3 floors of my home. Overall I strongly endorse the TP-Link XE75 Pro system!

I nearly went with a twice as expensive setup but glad I went with TP Links Deco setup. We have Cox and just disabled the WiFi output from their modem and connected the first unit to their Ethernet port. Setup was easy and you can quickly check the signal and remove network interference. The 3 band mesh works great using the 6Mhz band for “extra” traffic. We now get speedy WiFi all over the house where the Cox Pods were seemingly ineffective . We have an 1800sq ft two story house and used the 3 dock setup.