Customer Ratings & Reviews

A fast WiFi 7 router with great coverage and customizable settings.

This product really solved all my wifi problems, before this i had to use other brand's 6 Access Points and now I just had to use 3, so much better

If you are looking to upgrade to Wifi 7 and looking for a dependable device at a reasonable cost, look no further than this unit. I had an RBK852 Orbi mesh system, with 2 satellites previously. Lightning hit my house, frying my orbit router. Was $250 to replace the router. Did some research for future proofing the house, and found this unit and spent the extra money. Glad I did! My wifi speeds went from 870 mbps, to well over 1,400 with a 1.2 gb plan from Xfinity. You won't receive these speeds all through house as only when directly next to modem, but even at other locations of house, still constant 500 mbps, no matter where I am, even in the back yard! This unit rocks. See speed test examples below of before and after of the Orbi unit.

This product is excellent in going through the walls of my house.

Easy set up, works fantastic, love the deco app!!! You will love the ease and simplicity of the deco mesh system! I even added the deco x50 outdoor unit for my garage as well!

Love the backhaul, and the opportunity to be able to change channels when you want. Also the feature of being able to scan the unit optimize performance. Great mesh system.

Very fast and reliable, and no dead zones for the Wi-Fi signals

Fantastic. The new Internet mesh system has been fantastic.

Very nice, has a VERY strong WiFi signal! I highly recommend it!

I love it. I like all of the things it has on it, the parent thing control, everything is so good. So easy to use and manage.

great product, Best buy was awesome price matched!!1

This is one of the best mesh system I have since it was installed automatically improve the Wi-Fi speed, it's really amazing.

I pay for 2 gb up and 2 gb down and i get those same speeds i paid for this upgrade on the tp link deco be11000 mesh wifi.

I really wanted to like this system, but the firmware has been holding it back in a big way. I’m on a 5 gigabit internet plan, and no matter what I try—different devices, different cables, direct modem connection, rebooting, resets—the download speed refuses to go past ~900 Mbps. The strange part is the upload speed is consistently much faster. For a mesh system marketed as “multi-gig,” this feels like a product stuck in traffic on the slow lane. At this price point, I expected less troubleshooting and more actual performance. Hopefully a future firmware update unlocks the speed the hardware is clearly capable of, but as of today, it’s not delivering what’s promised. Bottom line: great potential, but the firmware bottleneck makes it impossible to take full advantage of high-speed internet plans.

I was looking forward to using the TP-Link Deco BE65 Pro as I hoped it would help me to get better WiFi coverage in my home. The room where I work and also have my gaming PC and Xbox One X has bad coverage due to distance from my existing WiFi router and two walls. I would get about 50% signal strength to my previous router where those systems sit. I received the Deco BE11000 3-pack in a timely manner and the shipping box arrived undamaged. The packaging used by TP-Link is thick and well done. The package contained 3 BE65 Pro's and 3 power cables. Initial Setup I was able to quickly get each setup. I configured/setup one at a time using TP-Links Deco app for iOS. The setup was very simple and fast. TP-Link has done a good job with the app and the setup process. I didn't have to manually configure the port to my internet gateway. This was done automatically by the Deco app. I just plugged in the cable from the AT&T 1Gb Fiber gateway to my main BE65 Pro and setup auto detected it and configured it correctly. I've previously had issues with a BE800 connecting directly to my gateway, but I didn't have that problem with the BE65 Pro. Connecting the two satellite BE65's was straight forward through the Deco app. After setup, I logged into the web interface to see about additional configuration options. Unfortunately, there wasn't a way for me to make changes through the web interface. I had to go through the Deco app to turn on additional features that I wanted. If you are familiar with the TP-Link wireless router web interface, then the BE65 Pro's web interface will look familiar. It's just unfortunate that you can make changes through the web interface. I was able to turn on all the additional features that I wanted by using the Deco app. I would like to see a firmware update in the future from TP-Link that changes the web interface so that you can choose to configure the BE65 Pro through the web interface or the app. Firmware The firmware update process is simple. In the Deco app, you can check for updates. If one is available, you can just select update and it will download and apply the firmware update. You can also turn on auto update if you wanted to. I performed a firmware update which only too a few minutes. After the update, I was able to see the app re-connect to the main BE65 Pro without problems and everything was working fine. IoT and MLO The BE65 Pro's already have the options to turn on a WiFi network specifically for IoT devices and also for an MLO network. I connected all of my IoT devices to the IoT network. I didn't have any problems connecting to and managing them using my iPhone on my main BE65 network while the IoT devices were connected to the IoT network. I have a couple of laptops that support MLO so I enabled that network and connected those systems to it. Each connected to it without a problem and I tested the bandwidth. They were getting download speeds that were just a little bit higher than they were before switching them over to the MLO network. If you have MLO capable systems/devices, the BE65 Pro's will support that. The BE65 Pro's Audio calls and video conferencing My work laptop was connected to a satellite BE65 Pro in my office. That's one of the furthest points away from the main BE65 Pro's location in my home. I experienced excellent audio and video calls when using Microsoft Teams and also when using Zoom. I was able to connect to my work VPN without a problem and network connectivity was uninterrupted throughout the work day. Ports There is a power connection port, one 2.5Gb port, and two 5Gb ports on the back of each BE65 Pro. If you have a 2.5Gb or 5Gb internet connection it will be supported by the BE65 Pro's. Performance of the port I used to connect to my gateway allowed me to get over 900Mbps when testing the speed. Since I have a 1Gbps internet connection, this is good performance of the BE65 Pro and my internet gateway. Performance Internet connection speeds were good whether I was testing it connected to the main BE65 Pro or one of the satellites, the speeds were maxing out my fiber internet connection. My Xbox One X, which is connected to a satellite BE65 Pro, was reaching good speeds when downloading updates for games and also maintained a stable low latency connection while playing Diablo IV. The same for my PC when playing Battlefield 2042. I was seeing 32ms latency in BF2042 and I was able to reach 696Mbps when downloading an update for Battlefield 2042 (from a satellite BE65 Pro). Conclusion I'm impressed with the simplicity of the physical design and the feature rich options available with the BE65 Pro. The mesh network now allows my desktop, laptops, and Xbox to get much better wireless connections to a satellite BE65 Pro while being able to get up to the max speeds of my internet connection as well as still being able to get very low latency to gaming servers. I'm happy with the BE65 Pro's and they are performing better than my previous WiFi router. The BE65 Pro will help those who are having low signal issues in remote rooms in your home. They support up to 200 devices so if a home has a lot of IoT devices such as lights, security cameras, etc., you have room to grow your IoT network with the BE65 Pro. It supports WiFi 7 so it will support the new WiFi devices coming out, so it will also cover you there. I'm happy with what TP-Link has done with the BE65 Pro. The only thing I would like to see is a firmware update so I can also configure the BE65 Pro through the web interface.

This is my first ever TP-Link wifi router of any kind and I absolutely like it's reliable signal throughout my home and yard. This TP-Link wifi-7 3 piece mesh system is awesome, so far after a week of use my speed and wifi distances have increased. I've had less disconnects from my routers after signals as well as better throughout coverage of all wifi signals. I have around 51 total wired and wifi devices in and out of my home. Ranging from wifi door locks, doorbell camera, security cameras, multiple outdoor lights, tablets phones, tvs, and AV gear alike. I have all my locks and cameras on they're own signal, then my AV gear and tablets and phones are on other networks. I wasn't aware how far TP-Link has come with they're newest wifi gear, I'm happily surprised. Setting up my mesh system was a breeze, took me around 45-60 minutes. All of my wifi devices connected to the mesh system with ease, no issues grabbing on to the signal and keeping it. I'm only using 2 of the nodes in my 1500 sp ft home, these 2 nodes give me plenty of wifi coverage. After setup there was already a firmware update that took around 5 minutes to complete. My 300mb fiber Internet runs around 370 up and 370 down. The footprint of these nodes are reasonable, around 9 inches tall by 5 inches round. I only wish they had more Ethernet outputs instead of only 2. Thankfully I have multiple 16 port switches in my home for hardwired connections. I highly recommend this wifi-7 mesh system by TP-link, im blown away by its performance and security.

Excellent product that I highly recommend!! My previous ISP network router had dual wifi bands and I was having issues with connecting to 2nd floor of my home. I called my ISP to turn off the dual bands so that there would be no interference with the NEW triple wifi bands (2.5 Ghz, 5.0 Ghz, 6.0 Ghz). With this set up there are no more issues. Has enough coverage to reach the whole house and my detached garage with security camera on it. A great upgrade for future proofing as my family and I don't quite have the WiFi 7 capable devices. Using the Deco app for setup was easy and the features are great. Lastly, The TP-Link Support Team is also a great plus (shout out to Renz). He was able to answer all my questions I had on the product regarding setup/connection.

I have used WiFi mesh systems before across a number of vendors and prior to getting this TP Link BE11000 “Deco,” I was using a mesh system with a 2.5G dedicated wired backhaul so I was very excited to give this one a shot at being my WiFi provider at home. TL;DR for my frequent readers, followed by the more detailed review and photos. Good: 2.5 & 5GB ports - internet or backhaul App interaction (both Apple & Android) Form factor Network Optimization tool Real-time speed stats per device Coverage Speeds Bad: Only 3 ports per unit No cumulative stats per device Meh: Wireless backhaul speeds (environmental challenges) No advanced Web Interface All devices have the same amount of ports (no router vs satellite only) While doing the setup, there’s no way to set Access Point mode, so you have to start with Router mode - but no big deal, I just let it get an IP from my router & use its own IP scheme temporarily while it ran through its updates. Once all the pieces were updated, I changed from Router to Access Point mode and it was as simple as clicking a button in the App and I was back using my normal IP address range. I bounced between the iPad and Android App for all of my usage and each has worked wonderfully. A smaller form factor is nice, especially when I need to keep it out in the open but not be an eyesore. I have a router that I really like - so I kept this TP Link Deco system in Access Point (AP) Mode (just as the mesh system that I was planning on replacing), which allowed me to test this alongside my existing WiFi and not disturb the house; I ran like this for about a day and it worked out well. I tried to use the Web Interface - where with other vendors it exposes more advanced techie menus and options, but I didn’t find that here. It’s not a big deal, but something I was expecting to be there that wasn’t. Side note, I also ran a Wireless Backhaul on Day 1 so I didn’t disturb the current house network (as there’s only a single jack where I keep the satellite). I definitely saw a speed decrease while being attached to the satellite that was using the wireless backhaul. Wireless backhaul is good if you have no other option and need extra range, but if you can - use the wired option. I attached a photo showing how wireless & wired backhaul are represented in the App. I used the Network Optimization tool to see if it would change channels as it was running alongside my other mesh system and it did, as I was expecting / hoping. On day 2, I renamed the system to my existing WiFi SSID, turned the old one off and we were running on the new TP Link system; I cut over to the wired backhaul via the 5GB/s ports on each unit as. There’s no configuration needed when going from wireless –> wired backhaul; just plug it in and go. I went from 0 connections, to around 30+ almost instantly while everyone lost connection to the old APs and reconnected up (see images). From the Washer & Dryer to the Nest Hub Max and WiFi lights, I didn’t run into any issues but then again, I don’t have much “old” wireless tech and everything I had made the cutover seamlessly. With my old system, the doorbell would attach to the furthest AP and all I could do was hope it moved over time to the closer one, but with this TP Link system, you can set a “preferred” Deco to have that device connect to, knowing that if it falls offline it’ll go to whichever one is left closest (see images). I did have to put a small 5-port switch near my Deco as my last device had 4 ports + the Internet port and here, there are 3 total (Internet + backhaul take up two). I like that there are real-time stats so if someone is slowing down the Internet for everyone, I can see which device it is (I’ve named each one so I know what everything is on the network). I’m a bit disappointed that I can’t see cumulative stats – I’d like to know if my Washer or Dryer is sending GBs of data per night while I’m sleeping but I’ll only know if I’m looking at that moment. Fast forward to day 4. No hiccups and no complaints. Outside of me saying - I need to disconnect us from the Internet for a few minutes (to move cables around), nobody has mentioned anything and that’s a huge win. Now when it comes to coverage - the Deco is great. I can easily cover the entire house with two units and that extends out another 100 feet past the lanai to my WiFi bird feeder that tells me the signal strength is “Strong.” I also get wire speed over wireless via two different speed test websites. As of right now, this is a 5-star WiFi system. I hope it stays this reliable and if it does, kudos to TP Link on a great mesh system.

I had set up a TP-Link Deco system for my parents a few years ago and was a fan at how easily it allowed for a wired backhaul connection which was important for their house. It's worked flawlessly ever since so when it was time to upgrade my own system (we've had our current tri-band mesh system for over 5 years so it was time), I had the Deco system at the top of my list. We have 500/500 Fiber Internet and frequently watch 4K HDR shows via streaming so we demand the best of the best from our routers. I knew I wanted a three unit mesh system that included the latest WiFi Standard 7 as well as all currently available transmissions (2.4, 5, & 6 ghz). This system had all of that and has been excellent. Overview Setup was overall a breeze, though I did have a hiccup with initially connecting my phone to the "main" Deco unit inside the Deco app. It kept saying it couldn't connect to the Deco's Wifi even though I had manually gone in and connected it and my phone was definitely connected. It just took some persistence and trying it over and over a few times. It was annoying, but a small inconvenience and it must've just been a glitch because eventually it did connect properly and after that setting up everything else including the two satellites was a breeze inside the app. (Keep in mind there are NO instructions for setting these up because you have to use the Deco app and the Deco app will step you through everything.) Once set up, these have worked great. I have all three frequencies setup with the same name/SSID and devices are correctly connecting to the best one for them. My iPhone 15 Pro Max generally connects to the 6ghz for the fastest speed which is awesome. My entire house and yard is now covered with super strong signals and fast Wifi. Our house is only 1400 sq ft so I have two routers in there - the third is in our garage which is next to our pool and helps cover the backyard pool area. We have just under 100 devices connected as we use a lot of smart devices that are always connected and everything connected fine and haven't had any issues. I couldn't be more pleased with how these are working. It's really taken our WiFi system to the next level. PROS - Fairly Affordable for the Quality/Specs (when compared to the other top brands of equal specs/ratings I would consider) - Excellent WiFi on all 3 bands - 2.4, 5, & 6 Ghz - Supports the latest WiFi 7 protocol - Brilliant App with easy to use User Interface that makes setting things up and monitoring everything simple - Tri-Band Connection between main router and satellites works great to ensure fast WiFi everywhere in our house/yard - Routers are small and look nice - Everything connects and stays connected and gets great speeds CONS - Bit of glitch in initial setup where the app couldn't recognize that my phone was connected to the Router - Main router will only have 2 available ethernet connections for hardlining (but easily & inexpensively fixed by connecting a switch). Satellites will have 3 available. If you're looking for one of the best systems you can get, that is fairly easy to set up with all the options you could want in a mesh router system, a great app with intuitive user interface, and excellent functionality, then I would definitely recommend this TP-Link Deco system!

Simple and to the point.. the setup took 15 minutes at most! Packaging is great, setup is easy, and I would highly recommend this product to anyone whom is trying to upgrade their WiFi in the home. We have a smaller home and this was a bit overkill but you can’t ever have too much coverage. Seamless, fast and efficient WiFi speeds and connection. We had bad connection in the front room, our security system and other devices in our home as our router was in the living room, this product helped bridge the gap and make it so fast and smooth. Highly recommend 10\10