Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is my first mesh router so I have no basis of comparison except to say my WIFI reception is much better compared to my old router with a bunch of antennas. I ran an Ethernet cable from the upstairs mesh router to my PS4 and tripled the speed. My only complaint is the system doesn't support adding a network printer using the USB port. Apparently, Deco only allows the port to support a NAS storage device. Not sure why. My old router's USB allowed for a wired printer to be added to the network. Other than that, I've very pleased.

Was having speed problems with my old router. I was using a Netgear AX 8 router. Optimum checked all there equipment, ran new cable lines to house. Still slow speeds. The router quit working with my phone app for Netgear. I bought the Deco BE65 system. The installation was super easy. Total install time was about 30 minutes. I now have full speed internet on my phones and ipads. The Deco app is great. I have had this system for over a month and it has worked flawless. I can even connect my car to it from the garage and do updates. I would highly recommend this system if you want a Wifi 7 mesh system.

I picked up the TP-Link Deco BE65 Pro and it completely transformed my home network—Wi-Fi 7 speeds are insanely fast, and coverage reaches every corner of my house without a single dead zone. Setup was super simple, and now I can stream, game, and run all my smart devices with zero lag. It’s hands-down the best mesh system I’ve ever used.

If you’re tired of dead zones and spotty WiFi, the TP Link is a game-changer. It covers your entire home with fast, reliable internet, whether you’re streaming in the living room or working in a far-off corner. Setup is super simple with an easy-to-use app that also lets you manage parental controls, guest networks, and prioritize devices. The sleek, minimal design fits in anywhere, and the system keeps you connected seamlessly as you move around the house—no more annoying drop-offs. Plus, built-in security features keep your network safe without you lifting a finger. It’s a bit of an investment, but for dependable, whole-home WiFi, it’s totally worth it.

These have been an outstanding investment. I used to have issues with signal in my bedroom and that's a thing of the past. Highly recommend.

Great product cover my garage which is detached from the house

Outstanding WiFi solution. We’ve had issues getting WiFi throughout the house (log home) but this product reaches every nook and cranny. Love it!

Replaced my Deco 5G mesh system with this wifi 7 pro mesh. My back yard has appx 100MB wifi where there was pereviously none. My S25 Ultra has connected at 2.3Gig in line of sight to a router. Upgraded to 2.5GB switches and hardwired is now 2.3GB as well.

Easy to set up…ten minutes. We use a wireless connection. Delivers smooth data flow in and around our house of 2300 sq ft. Can be expanded. Great app with useful features and reports. Would buy again.

Works great. Replaced two old Apple routers. Provides much better coverage.

I went from a night hawk mr80 with many problems. The deco wifi mesh system is a amazing mesh system as well the app is very useful and intuitive. My internet speed has increased as well and it was very simple to setup just plugged it into my modem and it started working instantly with no problems or malfunction. I would give more than five stars but that is all the app allows me to give.

Great set of Wi-Fi modes. We had recently upgraded to fiber optic internet and needed something to handle the speeds but also be future proof with wifi 7. Great range as well as we have a brick house.

Excellent range and power!! Reaches all through out the 2 story house.

I was initially unsure whether to purchase the Orbi 770 or the Deco BE65 Pro. The Orbi costs $450 more than the Deco system. Ultimately, I decided to buy both to compare their performances. Both systems were equally good, but the Deco had a significant advantage: you can connect the BE25 or BE23 units to extend coverage, and they can be bought for under $100. In contrast, the Orbi Satellite costs $379. In total, the Deco 3-pack plus one extra BE25 cost me $500 less than the Orbi, and I can confidently say that the internet speed is the same for both. I found the Deco to have more features, including 5G Ethernet ports and a USB port. Additionally, the Deco's basic security plan is free, while the Security Plus plan is quite affordable. If you’re trying to decide between the Orbi 770 3-pack and the Deco BE65 Pro 3-pack, I strongly recommend going with the Deco. TP Link Deco also offers a two-year warranty, which is a great bonus. With Deco, you can connect up to 200 devices, whereas Orbi supports only 100 devices.

This is my first mesh router and I could not be happier with the the BE1100. I got this in sale for $499.99 and at this price point you can't beat it. I also did research and this model was highly recommended by a number of tech websites. Set up: Prerequisites - you need to download the TP-Link Deco app to set up and configure the router. There is a GUI but offers no functionality. The second and the first thing you need to do upon set up is create a TR-Link account. There is no way to by pass. This maybe an issue for some but I have had other TP-Link product so I already had an account. As for the set up I did have a couple of issues. At first I could not get the router to join the internet. Partially this was my fault for not following the instructions. You need to reboot your modem before this the router would connect. You also must only plug in one cable initially to the 2.5 port. What I found is that the router does not have a defined LAN port. I plugged in two devices to the router at set up. This confused the router, Once I just plugged in a single cable, I connected right away. It also took a couple of tries to get the other two secondary routers to be recognized by the leader. You only need to create a single SSID. The router will determine the best band for each device automatically. Speed: First I also upgraded my cable modem to the Arris S34. I have 3 floors. I sent up the lead router in the living room and then one in the home office and bedroom. Using my cell which supports Wifi 6 & 6E Living room - 1.4 Mbps down, 350 Mbps up Bedroom - 1000 - 1.1 Mbps down and same upload Office - 900 Mbps down and 300 Mbps up Other devices depending on their network cards got lower results but still very good. Other thoughts: One of the annoying thing that was happening was my devices were switch to the router that did not have the best single strength. For example, the home office devices were connecting to the bedroom router instead of the one in the office. To fix this I manual changes the router preference for the devices to the office router and did the same with the other devices that do not move around the house. The other thing to know is if you like to tinker and configure your router than this may not be for you. You can only do minimal configurations in the app. If your looking to plug it it in and leave it alone this is for you.

Great so far. Unfortunately I had to go through the process of reconnecting all of my devices, regardless of using the same SSID and password. But I have better connetion on my devices than ever. I upgraded from WiFi 6e

You gotta get this. No more dropped signals, weak signals and dopped coverage. This provides whole house coverage and 5 bars even outside the house. This is so much better than my older Asus router.

Much better and cheaper than Eero Pro. Solved my WiFi issues which Eero could not.

Works great. Have consistent WiFi throughout the house and no dead spots even reaching my tv on the patio outside.

Very easy to setup. Fast and great range. Had everything up and going within 20 minutes