Customer Ratings & Reviews

I moved into a 3 bedroom town home and my girlfriend works from home, her work laptop was required to be plugged into a ethernet jack and she wasn't allowed to use wifi. the problem was that our modem was in our living room and not her office and she didn't want to have cables running through our hallway to our upstairs I had been wanting to upgrade to wifi 6E since many of my devices would be compatible and our new house was hooked up to 1 gig fiber internet. so with this new problem at my new house, I looked into if a wifi mesh system would solve this problem. this was recommended to me by a Best Buy employee when I asked for solutions to the ethernet issue. this has been a game changer. this solved our ethernet issue and actually allowed me to have ethernet hookup for my desktop in my office as well. this has been a game changer for our house. our download speeds over wifi are in the high hundreds of mega bits which has been great for video upload and download as well as downloading games on my switch. I would highly recommend this.

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!

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

Got this to replace a Nest Wifi setup that had died. Setup was easy, coverage is better than the Nest Wifi configuration. Only downside is having to get a subscription for anything beyond basic parental controls.

This TP-Link Deco XE75 Pro 3-pack mesh replaced an older single Netgear R6300 802.11ac WiFi router. The XE75 3-pack mesh system is a bit of overkill for my ~1,300 sq.ft. single level home, but I have two printers in two different rooms that need wired network connections, plus I had a dead spot at the far end of the house. I was using a power line network adapter to get a wired connection to one room, then was draping another network cable over to the other room--not very neat. With 3 mesh units in a small house, I knew I would get great coverage, and I was able to remove the power line adapter. What I didn't expect was how much more bandwidth I got everywhere. The old Neatgear was in the living room at one end of the house and if I sat in that room, I would usually get ~200+ Mbps (I have 300 Mbps service with Spectrum, but didn't always get a full 300). The farther I sat from the Netgear, the slower it got, down to ~25 Mbps at the opposite end of the house. Now, I always get a solid 300+ Mbps everywhere in the house (usually in the 360-370 Mbps range). My expectations have been exceeded! What's more, the XE75 Pro was on sale. Plus, on the product listing on the Best Buy website, BB mentions a 15% discount if you bring in an old router, which I did. (No one at the Best Buy store I went to knew about this discount, so be sure to bring it up on your phone to show them). It's been about a month since I installed, and all-in-all, I am very happy with the performance, especially considering how much it cost (a little less than the Tri-Band* Eero I was considering, and quite a bit less than the Tri-Band* Netgear Orbi). PS: Set up was relatively easy with the Deco app, but be sure to read the documentation first. *I highly recommend getting a Tri-Band mesh like the XE75, to make sure there are no bottlenecks in the unit-to-unit mesh connections, and to provide a margin for future additional devices (I regularly have up to 20 network connected devices at the moment).

I have a two story home with a workshop out back and needed something to cover the entire area. I was using a wifi extender but did not find it to be satisfactory. A couple of hints. When you set this up you might want to consider using your same SSID name and password that your prior router used. When I did that the router informed me that I could not use the same name and had to do the set up with a different name but could chnage it back after set up. So, I put a 1 after the old name and then removed the 1 after set up. It worked like a charm and all my devices connected. Another hint has to do with the Fast Roaming. It is turned off by default. I did not know how it worked but decided to turn it on. Faster is better...right? I forgot I had turned it on and went ahead with the set up. Only one thing did not work and that was my Ooma Telo for voice over IP, It took me 3 hours of trying everything and finally calling TP-Ling and going to Advance Help to realize that not all old devices support Fast Roaming. As it turns out that is not something that needs to be turned on for most users so leaving it in the default position might be a better way to go. Look it up and you can find some technical information on it. I find that my phone and computer roam just fine as I walk around the house and outside and there are no issues with it being off. If you really want it on you could also try connecting any device that does not work with it to an ethernet cable and that will work. The router defaults to the wifi 6 channel being used as a back channel for the routers. You can turn it on for your use but if you do, then you share that channel with the routers. Another nice little feature is that there is a way to turn the green light off at night should it bother you. Just explore the settings for all kinds of little extras.

I'm quite happy with these Deco XE75 Wif-6E mesh routers. Previous to these I had the older Orbi units and I always had inconsistent connectivity issues with those. These have been rock solid from the moment I set them up and the coverage is excellent. The connectivity options made this extremely flexible. I have some wired cameras that connect right to them and I have no more dropouts like I would sometimes with my old system - and the video stream is much improved. The guest network also works very well and allows me to have guests on my network without them being able to access any of my other devices. The coverage on this is really good. All around the house and way into the backyard I have a good strong connection. Overall these are are pricey but you are really paying for quality and consistency. I recommend them!

I love the speed of these. but are a few things that get me. 1. You MUST use the mobile app in order to do ANYTHING when it comes to configuring it. Must even more frustrating than that is that the settings are really limited! I had more options on my wrt54g! 2. There is no separate SSID's for 2.4, 5, 6GHz bands. so when it comes to your smart home stuff that ONLY uses 2.4 you have to go in the app and select 2.4 band only and then setup your smart home stuff, and then you can put it back to 2.4 or 5GHZ. 3. Not as annoying, the power cord is really short! 4. The parental controls are VERY limited unless you cough up money for their full version. "Home Shield Pro" is $55,00 a year. So after paying 500 bux for this they want MORE money for a yearly subscription which I got for free from the old tplink router I had

This is giving great coverage and speed to my 45 devices while I’m getting >200Mbps symetrical speed tests on my phone. Would take a half-star off for parental controls that block false-positives. But it still beats my Orbi innthat department.

My Netgear Blackhawk Router died.... technically they wanted me to pay $50 for them to tell me how to fix a 3-year old piece of technology. I decided to replace it instead. I needed it immediately. So, I researched my local Best Buy In-Stock items. I wanted something that would reach to my office located in a detached building from my main house. I placed the main Deco unit there on the first floor, a second unit in an upstairs bedroom window located across my extended driveway from my upstairs office window. It took me less than 30 minutes to set it up and it works great. Previously I was using an extender from in my office to receive wifi from the main house. My internet speeds were 50 mbps on a good day. With my new mesh network I have 250 mbps download speeds in my office and 350 mbps anywhere in my house. A huge improvement.

Just moved into a fairly large house and the triple mesh system works perfectly so far. Got 1Gbps and and getting results very close to that!

I didn’t really enjoy the performance of Metronets Eero 6e and wanted something better. The Eero 6e would get 400-500down on wifi and these are getting 600-800 down from my main floor to basement. The app is easier to navigate and also looks better. I haven’t tinkered with the advanced settings, or extra sercices like Parental Controls and Homeshield, but I was impressed on the option to optimise my network that determined the best channels the hardware should use. Previous to this i was using 4 year old Netgear Orbis and would still recommend the Deco.

Relatively easy setup and strong signal strength to get through multiple walls with high transmit power. Sadly like other devices, forces app install on your phone to be able to accomplish setup *(yes, another app on your phone is required). Pricing is higher than might be necessary for a series of glorified routers.

I bought the regular 6e router from to link and it was great except it had a few weak spots in the house and 1 of them was a deal breaker for me. So I returned that and got these 6e mesh ones. They are perfect I get 700+ mb/s in every inch of my house off my 1gb service. The app is nice, the devices look nice, I have 0 complaints. Setup wasn’t bad but there was a bit of a hang up that took a few minutes to figure out and fix, nothing a relatively competent person couldn’t work through.

Replaced two old Linksys routers. The set up was easy. Range is great. Really like the App as can track users on/off the network and block unknowns. Would highly recommend if need a mesh network as have better coverage then I did before.

Excellent range and speed, easy to setup. Good price for what it offers. 6Ghz channel can be setup as a backhaul AND wifi signal. $350 on discount is a steal for the performace!

I replaced an Orbi mesh system with this. So far this has outperformed the old system easily. Also I like the app much better for the Deco system than the orbi. The system is super fast and coverage is constant throughout my house.

This system is amazing. I actually only needed two, but it came with three. I thought I needed three based on my assumptions. Install is very easy management, via cell phone is amazing Excellent data information provided in the app.

Have had this system set up now for three weeks. I replace a dual ban Orbi system. I have ran speed tests daily to compare to the Orbi system and this tp-link deco is giving me double the upload and down loaded spores the Orbi was. Or I was always around 256 and 5 while tp deco is giving me 495 and 9.5. Set up was very easy, app is easy to navigate and give very useful information. I have not yet drilled way into the rabbit hole to see all it can do but right now what I have found is good. Like how easy the parental controls work and also the notification whenever a device joins the network. Read a few reviews that stated that this systems performance decreased over time but so far for me it has been very consistent.