Customer Ratings & Reviews

The only concern I have, it seemed like the remote nodes connected to my network without me adding them. I clicked the add device button, but it could not find the new Deco. However, when I went to the devices on the home tab, there was a Deco already added. I just renamed and it worked. I tested the range of the main router connected to my gigabit fiber modem. I used my phone and did a strength test and speed test with no secondary node configured from across my house. Speeds were not very good. Tried the same with my laptop. Same results. Range was approximately 1200 feet and speeds were 10 mb/s up and down through multiple walls. I configured the satellite node to connect to the main hub router. Attempted my speed tests again. Phone was well over 500 mb/s. Laptop was around 400 mb/s down and up. Quite impressive use of the satellite and connection speed. Added the other satellite in my son's room. He has a faraday effect in his room due to brick walls between his room where the PC sits and the main router. Speeds were consistent with what my previous mesh setup was. Much better than connecting to the main from the PC. The app interface is quite well designed for Android. Everything was easy to find and the design was minimal, no feelings of being cluttered. This might be the best design of an interface, not just networking apps, I have used on a cell phone. Streaming with the new network was almost perfect. Fantastic throughout. Some older devices may have problems connecting to the wifi 7 network, but I have not found any issues with my older devices as long as the routers were updated before connecting. The advanced routing allows for forwarding with fairly in depth options. This should allow me to span networks with my other hardware. I have not tested that yet. Overall, I recommend these highly.

I had been using Asus routers for over a decade so I purchased a three pack of the BT10's. I think because of firmware. it was not stable or fast. Since my network was down, I was not leaving BB without another router. I literally just grabbed these without any prior knowledge. I lucked out. They're great. Coming from the Asus, where everything can be adjusted, the interface on these is fairly basic. But, if you just need it to work, these are about as plug & play as it gets. I assigned 3 static IP addresses & enabled IPV6. Total setup was 20 minutes because I never used their app before. Once setup, I never messed with it again. No babysitting required. If you like to tinker, might not be for you. But. if you just need it to work, buy these.

have a 2G fiber internet connection and got this mesh router system to take full advantage of that bandwidth. As this is Wifi 7 capable and tri-band, it seemed to fit the bill based on specs. The install was okay. It had issues getting connected to my internet provider. After fiddling around in the app, I power cycled and it connected up after that. Performance: Standing ~3 ft from the primary router, I. get ~1300Mbps with an iPhone 15 Pro Max (my only Wifi 6E device). That was about 40Mbps faster than my old Wifi 6 router.) At ~7 ft from the second mesh node, I am getting ~600Mbps. That is about 2.5 times faster than the old system. Strangely, my office is about 20 ft and a one wall away from the primary router and I am getting about 1/2 the performance of the old system. App: the TP-Link app is good, it provides access to all the advanced things that I want to do (dedicated IP addresses primarily). IoT network: I have a few devices (solar panel inverter, Wyze cameras, etc,) that work best on a 2.4Ghz only. One reason for choosing this product was that it supported a dedicated IoT network. All in all you don’t get much better than this

I was excited to try out this TP-Link - BE11000 Wi-Fi 7 system in my house to see what, if any improvements I might see coming from my previous TP-Link Wi-Fi 6 system that I bought 2 years ago that was serving me quite well. Would I see improvements with Wi-Fi 7 and increased throughput on older legacy devices that still occupy my home... the answer was yes. Initial Setup Coming from my older Deco X55 setup made upgrading a breeze. I simply opened the app and indicated that I wanted to replace my existing main Deco. It walked me through connecting the Deco BE65 Pro via an ethernet cable to my Deco X55 and I powered on the Deco BE65 Pro. After about 3-4 minutes, the Deco BE65 Pro had received all of the settings and rebooted and was ready to go. I then powered off my old Deco X55 and disconnected the Ethernet cable. On to switching out my other Deco units for the additional satellites. I did not bother to relocate any, since my previous mesh network covered my entire house previously. After about 10 minutes, I was fully up and running with the Wi-Fi 7 equipment. Experience In my setup, I run the Deco's as access points, as I have them connected to a Fios router in my basement. The three mesh satellites are all hardwired for backhaul capabilities, and the Deco units serve as my only wireless sources. I also use the ethernet ports on the Deco to provide hard wired connections to an Apple TV in one room and an Nvidia Shield and Xbox Series X in another. I prefer my gaming and streaming setups to be hard wired when possible. My experience at this point was meh... no discernable improvement from my previous setup, since my hardwired devices topped out at 1Gbps. Where I was impressed was with the wireless capabilities, which is where this unit shines for me. I have about 40 devices on the network, ranging from IOT devices, laptops, streaming devices, phones, etc. Testing with an iPhone 13, which I believe is a Wi-fi 6e capable, I was able to get download speeds of about 918 mbps and upload speeds around 800 mbps... nearly a 50% increase for me over what I was able to get on speedtest in the Deco app with my old setup. In this case, I was about 15 feet away from the unit and had clear line of site, so for me was a real-world use case that is best case probably in my setup. When I tested with my Asus Zenbook 14 laptop which also has Wi-Fi 6E from my office, which is either through 4 walls or an entire floor away from one of the Deco's, I was still able to achieve 600-800 Mbps download speeds consistently, which was still about a 30% improvement. Videoconferencing in MS Teams and Zoom calls were flawless during my testing. With Wi-Fi 7 features like MLO you can achieve speeds up to 11Gbps, and that's where my biggest caveat is with this unit. I don't yet have client devices that can take advantage of this. None of my IOT devices support Wi-Fi 7, nor does my newest laptop from March 2024. And with my Fios speeds topping out at 1Gbps... it might be a while before I can upgrade in my area to a multi-gig setup. Overall, I'm thrilled that the wireless is stable, faster at longer distances, and features like 6Ghz bands, wireless backhaul, wired backhaul, etc. all make this an extremely reliable and feature packed unit. But I also recognize that I didn't have a coverage problem before. The TP-Link BE11000 is a great Wi-Fi 7 system, and is well designed like other TP-Link deco units to make placing them aesthetically easy to do. And if you are coming from an older Deco, like I did, upgrading your network is simple and straightforward.

My first mesh system and I love it. I have so many internet dead spots in my house because of the location of my modem. This system solve all my issue and speed up my speeds. Highly recommend. Works great for gaming as well!

Product works very well in my home! A big upgrade!

Works great! Consistent wi-fi throughout the house