Customer Ratings & Reviews

These mesh routers deliver blazing-fast speeds and rock-solid coverage, with an intuitive app that makes setup incredibly quick and simple. Perfect for anyone who wants powerful Wi-Fi without the hassle.

I have an older home with over inch thick plaster, metal lath and drywall composed walls. This system delivers nearly maximum down stream and upstream performance to all my devices. We are an all streaming home with about 30 devices online. We can take separate zoom meetings concurrently and see no degraded performance. I like the IOT feature to leave the 5 and 6ghtz frequencies open for other items. Set up was easy, although I did have to manually reprogram smart home items. That wasn’t related to the router though. We are covering 1500 sqft upstairs snd down. And our connection works well on the back porch. Definitely recommend this product.

Great routers but the only drawback is the fact if someone copies the info underneath your routers you have to reset and reconfigure your whole network which is a not hard but still wasted time you don't need to waste so watch out for people in your home no matter how much you know them. Then they can work of your network if say there a neighbor or someone near your home. The extra added security they offer is worth it for a few dollars a month or just pay for the security plus which is only 69.99 for the first year or you can pay 6.99 monthly but it blocks intruders hackers and a lot more. The speeds are absolutly ridiculous especially if you have the outdoor router and other routers with it. I have wifi down the block amd all around my home. Just make sure you configure your network correctly through advanced settings and also enable IPV6 on your network for added security to your network. It also has the option for guest network and a dedicated lot network for security cameras and other small devices in your home you don't want slowing down your main network.

I was pretty hesitant on purchasing this message system, but after a lot of reviews and so many positive accolades,..I decided to pull the trigger. I am not disappointed as this is an awesome system and I have a three floor house with a full basement 5200 ft.² and I can be outside by my mailbox or somewhat down the block and I still have signal. I’m getting over 800 to 1000 download when I’m far away from the router as that is how strong the strength is. I originally got a spectrum router and I could NOT even go to my kitchen without losing signal. If you have a huge house and have dead spots, this is the router to get as this is life-changing for my family because the complaing has stopped.LOL.

This router had almost everything I was looking for: Excellent range, easy to use, super speeds, whole-house connectivity, huge backhaul, and size! There was only one feature I was missing and that was the ability to change the frequency bands manually instead of letting the router optimize. My cul-de-sac where I live is pretty condensed so I was getting interference that the optimization couldn't fix. Otherwise, fantastic router!

I just upgraded from a Netgear WiFi Router with a range extender in the other room. This was SO much easier to install and configure and works much more seamlessly with my devices. I had it up and running in no time with the Deco app on my Android phone. The only confusing thing was that the app asks you to pick your model and I kept looking for AXE5400, but it was under XE75 (the other part of the name). I also had to make sure that my old network was down for 30s or so before it would allow me to re-use the network name and password (so I wouldn't have to re-enter settings in every WiFi device in my house). I'm getting consistent, full speed throughout the house and garage now. I was happy that it will search all the channels to find the emptiest one (I live in a very crowded neighborhood - in the past I had to manually find the empty channels). After setup I used a scanning app to verify that it had chosen channels that none of my neighbors use :-) I also have wired ethernet in many places in the house, and was happy to find that I could just plug one of the non-main units into the wall and it automatically switched to using the wired connection as the backchannel to the main unit. How cool was that? The app shows exactly what is going on with the system in a very understandable way. It literally made every smart decision through the whole process all by itself. Even though I know what to do, I didn't have to lift a finger for it to set itself up in the most optimal way. I wondered if I was being silly to spend this kind of money to upgrade my system, and it was worth every penny!

I bought this mesh system to (hopefully) improve on the download speed I had been getting from my Xfinity router (1 Gbps plan). While Xfinity always reported I was getting 1 Gbps or more at the gateway, I never saw anything close to that at my computer, which was on the third floor with the Xfinity router on the 2nd floor. Even with an Xfinity extender I usually saw download speeds in the 100-200 Mbps range and only 2 out o 3 bars on the wifi strength. I installed this TP-Link system with no problems. It was easy and straight-forward using their smart phone app. I was initially disappointed with the download speed, which started out not much better than Xfinity. Then I started experimenting with placement of the three mesh units. I finally settled on an arrangement that essentially doubled my download speed (or better). The image shows a speed test where I measured 562 Mbps download, and sometimes I see over 600, and this is at my computer, which is farthest away from my gateway. I'd say this is the result I was hoping for. All good! My home is a 2700 square foot 3-story townhouse. My gateway is in the living room on the second floor. I ended up placing the second unit in the dining room which is an unobstructed straight shot of 30' or so from the gateway. The third unit went into the office on the third floor, which is directly above the dining room, so the signal from unit 2 to unit 3 only has to penetrate the ceiling to reach my computer area. My wifi signal strength everywhere is now at max (3 bars). In the final configuration I also connected my computer to unit 3 with an Ethernet cable in an attempt to maximize the speed and stability. Overall, well satisfied with this product.

Say goodbye to Wi-Fi dead zones forever. This seamless mesh system blankets your home in lightning-fast, reliable internet. Setup is a breeze, and with its intelligent routing, every corner is covered. Stream, game, and work with confidence knowing your connection is rock solid. Say hello to hassle-free Wi-Fi.

I am getting good coverage and speed with this setup. It was quite easy to set up.

Bought this back in September of last year in an effort to improve the wifi signal to the whole house and so I can be able to game on a more stable connection. This system did not disappoint at all as the connection for the whole house improved. Gaming was much better now and a lot of devices that ran slow before the mesh system just skyrocketed into super speed as the system unleashed more of the 1 gb power of our plan. If you are setting up a new Wi-Fi it's quite easy but if you are trying to have all devices connect to it immediately without manually doing it was a frustrating ordeal but one that's worth it once the app and decos pick it up. Other than that ordeal it's the best and a very reliable system.

TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400, the best upgrade for an aging system. Had the google Mesh first edition. It was and probably still is the best with integration and ease of use. The TP Link Deco, is pretty close though. Super fast, way better coverage, and nice you can interchange the different units within the same category. I liked the little mounting bracket google had for the mesh, but these are really nice and I have no problems with them sitting out. Nice system, worth the money, pretty easy.

The TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro is a top-tier Wi-Fi 6E mesh system known for its easy setup and superior performance, utilizing the new 6E spectrum. This three-piece system offers 6GHz connectivity, Multi-gig Ethernet (great if your speed from ISP is more than 1Gbps), robust throughput between Mesh points using 6E for backhaul (although you can, I recommend not using it for clients), fast roaming (allows wireless clients to move between mesh points without interruption), and beamforming (improves client connectivity by reducing interference which increases data transfer speeds). Setting up the Deco XE75 Pro is quick and straightforward through the Deco app (the web-based console is very limited and you can’t use it to set it up). The system includes advanced network security features like malicious content filtering and parental controls. Priced competitively, the XE75 Pro stands out for its exceptional performance and signal range, making it a reliable choice for large homes with many clients. Overall, it competes well with other more expensive top 6E mesh systems.

Had AT&T fiber installed into my home and unfortunately the drop had to be placed in the living room on the opposite side of the house from all the bedrooms and office. Despite only being an 1850sqft home, the WiFi in those rooms was barely usable. 1980’s home so no ethernet drops anywhere in the house. Was on the fence of whether I should buy a mesh system, DIY Cat6 drops in the house, or try a Moca adapter with the home’s existing coax cables. Ultimately, decided to try the mesh system first before putting any holes in my wall since it was the easiest to set up and I could return it if needed. The Deco XE75 Pro has blown me away. I have it setup in a daisy chain: Main node—> bedroom node—> office node. With 1GB fiber speeds the main node gets about 900MBps download, the office node (daisy chained through the node in the bedroom) gets about 500MBps and only 6ms of added latency. Incredible speeds. The app is solid but I don’t find myself using it very much. As long as you set everything up properly you don’t need to think about it ever again. If you have AT&T fiber, make sure to Google or YouTube how to configure your gateway/modem settings so everything to works properly.

Really like this product. The app is easy to use and able to block user or allow. Very fast and covers everything in a 2500sq ft

Works great, range is awesome and very easy to set up when using the app.

The TP-Link - Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400 is awesome. I was replacing an older mesh system that was dying. So happy that I chose this one. The speeds are off the charts and there's no lag. Went from nearly dropping signal at one end of the house to covering every inch of the 3,200 sq/ft and also really far outside. I would highly recommend this.

This mesh router system is fantastic. Setup was very easy, and the speeds i am seeing through my house are incredible. Devices switch seemlessly between the units as you move around, providing solid coverage throughout our 3 floors of vertical living. Highly recommend this system for anyone looking to up their coverage and throughput of their system

Easy setup and works perfectly. This is exactly what I needed for complete string WiFi covering the entire house.

Holy Holy Holy COW people. I had the triple pack $1000 Orbi 850s from 4 - 5 years ago. They literally died on me and Ive had nothing but issues since 1 year after purchase. Bought these the XE75s after seeing the rave reviews.... these Beat linksys, asus, Netgear 1000 - 1500 dollar solutions, these are as good as ubiquities. Insane! Speeds and coverage for $400 - $500 bucks. Worth Every Penny. Buy it! App was alittle weird but once I got all 3 units synced and updated to lastest firmware. 0 issues and rock solid. Fast.com reports 1.2gbps on wifi6e devices for me including my ps5 wired to a node. If your in the market, stop looking. Only thing better than this might be tplink wifi7 series. Unbelievable, netgear should be sued!

Easy to setup, super fast, cover the entire house including garage and patio, an bring a amazing protection featuring. Best deal for your money right now