Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great for my use streaming , security cams and etc

Set up in my home. The signal was very unstable. Went from very strong to very weak. Called TP tech support. They told me it was because I didn't purchase their firewall security. I asked if that was the only way to stabilize my signal because if it is I am returning it to Best buy. He said it was so I retuned it and will NEVER purchase or recommend their products and I tell anyone I know setting up wifi to go with eero products. They are the best for the money by far!

Was really looking forward to this, but had multiple problems. Could not install without Tech Support (Never a good thing). System worked great for about 24 hours, then got an update which locked out all of my older devices. I had set security to “WPA2”, a good level, but after update, system only uses WPA3, which is NOT backward-compatible.

Not happy with it at all.Even though the salesperson gave it a great recommendation.I lose my internet connection.All the time i'm back to using my four year old netgear

Went from Eero to these for the uplift in speed, so far so good. Great for WiFi 7

Not an easy plug-and-play. Several devices that were on the previous router will not connect even after enabling the 2.4G mode.

I keep losing internet connection with this router. I would not recommend purchasing this router. I regret not returning it before the designated window for returns. Keeps losing Wi-Fi signal to my home security, tv and phone.

The range per node is greatly diminished by a wall. Wireless backhaul is ok. Speed is a lot better with wired backhaul. Unless upu have the speed for it most people can save moneh with wifi 6.set up with the app was easy.

This mesh system claims to support 200 devices, but it bogged down at just over 100. And these were smart devices that don't stream or transfer data. This router kept disconnecting, restarting, over and over. And TPlink customer support? That's laughable. Takes 3 to 5 days to get a reply, and when i did, it was obvious it was read by AI chatbot, because it picked and chose words that it could define and provided completely unhelpful advice.

Works great 90% of time but am not able to keep it from dropping signal intermittently. Creates problems when streaming music or watching movies via WiFi.

When they work, they’re great. But having to reboot the network almost every day to get stable internet is absurd. Save your money and go with something else.

I have only owned this since January. Twice in the last 2 months, the main router has gone to a solid red light overnight. I have tried troubleshooting and ultimately had to delete the Deco app from my phone because it wouldnt let me delete the network. Once I was able to delete the network, I had to set everything up again and it worked for a month before doing the same thing. I’m currently on my second attempt to reset the network. I cant get the Deco app to recognize the main Deco unit so I can create a new network. This is terribly frustrating. I confirmed with my ISP that the modem and internet are functioning and the issue is entirely related to the Deco routers. Would not recommend

Save your money and invest in other wifi 7 mesh systems. I was dumb enough to give this product a 2nd chance seeing it on sale. Consistent buffering issues, unreliable connectivity left my security camras randomly going offline. Range is poor. This item really needs work, don’t think its ready for the main consumer market yet.

These are not Ready for prime time. Wireless works great until you introduce a switch to the mix on any of the routers. This causes the routers to become unstable and any connection to the switch to become unstable. I was unable to get a switch working with these. Would not recommend buying yet.

They have buffering issues and whole system locking intermittently.

Need to restart manually all routers at least twice a week, regretting not to buy a reliable brand like Eero not sure if they will go to the trash on the near future. Not recommended at all.

Uniform speed throughout my 3500 sqft home with wireless backhaul

I’m replacing a Wifi 6 mesh network because I just couldn’t get the full range of connectivity and speeds that I needed around my house. Our house is 2500 sq/ft but I also need coverage in my yard because of my cameras and times when I need wifi for streaming videos or music, also more of my new devices are supporting Wifi 6e and higher connections now. Setup was very simple, you just need the Deco app and it walks you through it. You do need a TP Link account to setup and manage your network which I’m not a big fan of, I think end-users should have full control of their own hardware without needing to be tied to the manufacturer’s account database. I ran both my old mesh network and new mesh network side by side to get a good comparison of range. Typically when a wireless network detect another network it’ll use different channels to avoid any interference between both networks. They also offer a built-in Network Optimization feature within the app that will allow you to manually scan and automatically fix frequency and channel issues for you. The overall results….were better by decent amount. I went to the 4 corners of my lot (about ¼ acre), and compared internet speeds between both networks. I noticed around a 40-70% increase in internet speeds. There are still many options I have yet to attempt to use within the Deco app to adjust for setting improvements. I did use the MLO feature to use multiple frequencies at once with a device, but I’m not sure if my phone is compatible with it, but seems to be a great feature. There’s also a feature that dedicates the 6GHz frequency to be used for the access point communication only (aka your wifi nodes), basically disabling MLO and devices being able to use it, but if your mesh node locations are right, could definitely provide much higher throughput. Switching between my old mesh network and new one was really simple, just use the same SSID and password as before and all your home devices should be able to connect automatically. The Deco app lets you set notifications when new devices join the network to confirm they are switching over. It is also able to detect some Smart Devices on my network and have them categorized within the app. There is a nice list of options to really customize your network, especially if you are more advanced than the average user in network setup. So the app is built well in my opinion. Additional features include Block listing clients or allowing only certain clients to connect to your network, network isolation allowing sensitive devices not being able to be accessed from your main network, create a Camera Mode options for your home cameras, and allows you limited access to Parental Controls and other Security options without the premium subscription. The list of features goes on, but so far I’m really enjoying the TP Link Wifi 7 Mesh network. Oh, and once you do the main setup on the first Deco node/access point, all you do is power up the others and they automatically sync to one another….very easy. This Wifi 7 system is also a better price point at others I’ve seen recently released, so I think it holds a lot more value. And with the new Wifi 7 technology and the added 2.5 & 5Gbps compatibility, this system will hopefully future proof your network for many years. I’m currently on Gigabit speeds but now I’m looking to upgrade for higher network speeds as I do a lot of data transfers within my home network. I do highly recommend this system.

Just received to replace Google Pro due to being on sale and WiFi 7. Web UI is mininal at best, guess by design. The two units are supposed to be able to do 5800sq ft. I just dont see it, one of my outside camera keeps going off line. The app interface is better then the GUI, but still lacks that prosumer level. For the price level and to be a "PRO" product just isn't ready. Can't justify expense of this. Will be returning as soon as I can.

The Deco system has a nice streamline design, while not having a large footprint when setup in your home. The units are roughly 7 inches in height and around 4.5 inches in width. For those coming off an Apple Wi-Fi Extreme series router/time-capsule, it’s very similar in size and white. No additional color options available. The Pro Pack comes with 3 total units to create a nice mesh throughout the home while using multi-directional antennas to aide in coverage and help eliminate dead-zones in the home. Packaging is simple as you have your 3 units, along with power supplies for each and a single LAN cable for initial setup. Each unit supports all of the latest Wi-Fi 7 (be) and below available, have 2 5Gbps/1 2.5 Gbps WAN/LAN Ports, accompanied single USB port, reset button, and support Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS). Setup is done via the TP-Link Deco app, which is laid out very nicely and walks you through every step of the way to get you going in a breeze. Initially, you will need to create or sign onto your account to go through setup. Once everything is setup, there’s a homepage in the app where you can see a summary of your network status and number of clients and devices connected to your home network. You can even add various rules to help protect your children and limit internet active hours/use via TP-Link’s Parental Controls. Parental controls allow for web service monitoring, building out user profiles for each individual and tie their devices to that profile. The user profile can then be set to limit, allow, or time control what’s available to each user to develop healthy digital habits. The AI driven mesh system uses simple intelligence to monitor the network environment it has been setup in and adjust Wi-Fi radius output signals and speeds throughout your home to provide the best service capable. These internal high-performance antennas may boost their signal at times to cover more areas in the home when the additional speeds are needed. The updated design allows for not only multiple up/down streams from a Decco unit, but each unit can pair up and determine the best stream to provide better speeds for the user. The USB port is important to note as there has been a lot of interest in maintaining your own data at home. This port does support Apple Time Machine use, but goes a step further. The USB port enables you to connect any USB storage to your Decco unit and create Network Attached Storage (NAS) for the whole home acting as a server. Overall, really happy with the setup and how easily this integrated into my home network having used other Wi-Fi 7 systems that set easily and suffer from quality of service at times. The amount of options for securing and customizing your network settings, parental controls are a big plus with helping create and develop healthy internet habits for children.