Customer Ratings & Reviews

This Deco product has been great and boosted our home WiFi coverage. In addition, the customer support from TP Link was amazing. Would highly suggest this product!

Didn't really work that well for me. It kept having to reconnect on some devices which I had never seen from previous mesh products i have used. Returned it and got a different brand and I am not seeing those issues now.

Should be plug in play. Purchased a mesh system because Internet coverage from my ISP and their router was poor in some of my house. Purchased mesh system, thinking I could have nodes that would talk to each other and provide signal at my intended location. (Like previous mesh systems I've had) Not so. Each satellite **only connects to the main modem**, which is at ISP modem location. I thought separate nodes would talk to each other and piggyback wifi, providing better coverage at intended location. What I have basically now is same problem as I started with. The farthest node does not talk to the node right below it on first floor, but rather to the main node (the farthest node), which is by ISP modem. No way to select how each satellite connects to each other. Defeats the whole purpose of mesh. Should've stuck with the other brand beginning with A. At least with that one, I knew that I would get decent coverage because of the piggyback option

They work as stated. Overall happy with them. Thanks

Great product. Easy setup and works well on two floors

Easy to install. Gets the job done. +±++++++++++++

We liked the technology and features but it doesn’t cover what we need it to so we are returning it.

Have to say I had doubts, but these work flawlessly

Works better an expected, wish I had purchased it sooner

Great product worked very well! Highly recommend this product.

Contstant trying to figure out why the connections keep dropping and the connection is bad with 3 of them spaces out compared to the one traditional router setup. It is driving me up the walls. Maybe I have to set it up differently for each device? It’s not plug in ready for sure.

Easy to install as I used it to replace the existing Verizon infrastructure

maybe it's just our house, but this system did not work nearly as well as the Eero we ended up buying

I thought this mesh bump up my speed instead it went down from 250+ mbps to 25 mbps so i had to put the old router back in. Now I cant return its just a waste of money. Be aware!

Trash trash trash trash 1 GB/S connection speed. Fastest speed this thing can manage? 20 KB/s. Great for dial up; sucks for anything modern. Save your money, and to anyone who worked on this: you deserve to be unemployed and starving.

When I plugged them in, I attempted to access TP-Link's website to activate the security features and to register my products. I could not successfully do that . My first internet connection was in 1999 and it was dial up telephone internet. It shouldn't be that difficult to have secure, stand alone wi-fi in my house.

Hooked everything up, downloaded the app, updated the software, annnnnnndddd it absolutely tanked my internet speed. Gig up and gig down speeds from my actual router before. Between 8-9 megabit after using these.

I had two different decoders connected to Ethernet, but instead of using the Ethernet, the secondary router would only remain connected wirelessly, not via LAN.

Setup: They have tried to make setup simple by using an App on your phone. I'm really not a fan of that, because they don't always support these applications for long term, that said, setting it up via the application wasn't an issue, but also you need an android or an apple device with Internet ahead of time to do this, and I've been in instances where that wasn't possible. I would prefer a secondary method in the instructions to do it via ethernet, and maybe it is possible, but it wasn't clear from the directions or the website. You then just need to place where it makes sense for your house. In my test while the newer Wi-FI 7 protocols did much better on the backhaul, it still wasn't great for the way my house is built, which is why I need a mesh system. That is why I have some wired ethernet ports in the house and the Deco supports wired backhaul with 2.5 Gigabit it was perfect and I was getting great speed from them and coverage as I expected. Deco Pods: Once it was setup, which the application does a good job of walking you through you can start using it. While this is Wi-Fi 7, and has two 2.5 Gigabit network connections as well, it does have the 6Ghz band, and while that Band is limited distance, it is high speed and nothing yet is on it and would have been a nice touch to round this out. However the 2.5 Gigabit, and having two is awesome because as a backhaul it can cover must of the speed of the wireless and it gives you a secondary port for either local access in the room. So the design is great for small pods. The Firmwire is based on WRT so the bones are solid, however its been heavily modified for the pods as normal OpenWRT will not fit due to lack of RAM. Overall the performance was great and the improved wi-fi 7 protocol seemed to stablize some of my IoT devices as well. The kids and significant other have been happy with them. If you don't mind the app setup and want something simple to cover your house in Wi-Fi this will do the job, but I can't speak to the router performance as I used this is wireless access points and a mesh not as my full internet solution. As AP's I have no compliants. Solid overall.

I’ve been using mesh systems for years and have appreciated the coverage, but the problem I’ve always run into is interference between the nodes where the signal from a node slows down or blocks the signal from the router or another node. The TP Link Deco uses AI to determine the best module to connect to and seamlessly move throughout you home. This is what I’ve been looking for in a mesh wi-fi system and with wi-fi 7 capabilities, and at this price, the TP Link Deco is a winner. Setup was a little more difficult than I anticipated. It took several attempts before the app connected to the router. Sometimes it connected if there were touching, other times me phone needed to be a few feet away. Eventually, we got there, and by using the old WiFi network SSID and password, all of my devices immediately connected. There’s really no instructions on the nodes, but once the base station is set, you can plug them in and they should automatically connect to your system. Overall, the setup and system management are fairly simple, but you’ll want to have someone that’s a little bit tech savvy available just in case. The speed is great, and on par with my outgoing router. We have a gigabit connection and expect solid wi-fi performance, while using wired ethernet connections for gaming, etc. In my week of using the TP Deco, I can say that it performs as well, if not better, than competing products that are 3-4x as expensive. The range is fantastic, and the signal is strong, even when passing through walls. Overall, I still have some adjustments to make and will be moving the base station and nodes to different positions to maximize their effectiveness. I definitely recommend this as a solid mesh networking solution at a reasonable price point with a user friendly app and ease of setup.