TP-Link - Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Whole Home Mesh System (3-Pack) - White

We used to have a Orbi tri band system with 1 router, 2 satellites and it was slightly older from around 2018. It worked fine for a connection under 800mbps but our house is around 4,800sq ft if you count our garage, basement and other areas. Unfortunatly the way our home is, the router is on the left side, we have one satellite upstairs and one on the other end of the house in the garage. Our router speed test was around 800x400, 300x200 upstairs 2 rooms away and 150x100 in the garage on the other side of the house. So i tried the Wyze Router pro and it wasn't great, it just overall doesnt have many features and couldnt carry a good signal to each satellite and wifi handoff was TERRIBLE. So i got this system, placed them in the same spot. We pay for 1,100 by 600 mbps. Now by the router we get that FULL speed wirelessly, upstairs 2 rooms away we get 800 by 600, and in the garage we get around 780 by 500. Sp overall, the signal is extreme, it works anywhere in our yard and any part of our house gets amazing signal, speed, and wifi handoff between them is amazing. We used the 6ghz band as a backhaul instead of using it as a seperate network & backhauk and it makes it faster. Overall this system range might be overkill but it ensures everywhere in the house we're at least getting 85% of our total speed. Havent had issues with any devices connecting. Setup is super fast and easy, and app doesnt have too many crazy features but it has everything you need and its super quick and doesnt lag.

I’m three weeks into having switched to this mesh router and I couldn’t be happier. I’ve been an avid Netgear user for quite a while and this is the first time I’ve switched away from them. First and foremost, setup of this system was unbelievably easy. I’m fairly competent in setting up networking gear, helping family and friends reconfigure their home network and the process to setup this entire network was way faster than anything I’ve ever tried. I’ve got the network setup to communicate backend over wifi 6 since most of my devices are still on older chips. I have a plaster and lathe metal wall house and before struggled with getting signal in a majority of my house. I have 600/20 internet and was previously getting 120 down off of my old mesh network. Now I’m getting 350/20 on my nodes and full speed off of the base which is super impressive to me. I like that I can see the network health remotely without having to be on the home network and it shows fairly quickly what devices are connected and also whenever a new device connects, notifies me of it. Aesthetically, my wife, who needed the system to at least look not ominous black, loves that it hides easily on shelves and doesn’t stand out. Officially a fan.

I have been a Netgear fan for 20 years. Before Netgear I had ASUS routers and migrated to Netgear because they make a bunch of networking gear. I have owned every Netgear router that looks like a space age fighter from the AX line that I can safely say I've spent several thousand dollars with Netgear. I had become numb to slow Wi-Fi speeds off of their routers and I kept thinking that another firmware update or maybe I'll just purchase another router and it'll get faster speeds. I've become accustomed to seeking third-party firmware's in order to gain more control through the Netgear interface on their router to no avail. I have a gigabit fiber connection into my closet for my provider and have never been able to get anything over 350 or 400 in Wi-Fi speed where the router would always test at 980 960 and so on. You cannot connect to 4K TVs and multiple mobile phones and a work laptop and all of your IOT devices to that type of connection. You're going to get video quality drops and connection drops either on your TV or during your work sessions on the Netgear Wi-Fi network with speeds that slow because it happened to me no matter what I did I did not get good Wi-Fi speeds from Netgear. I have a personal relationship with my internet provider because of how hardcore I got into troubleshooting, packet sniffing, anything that would further identify what the issue was with my Wi-Fi network and all along it's just Netgear and they're crappy products. And they're overpriced too! I am now convinced, having taken 20 minutes to set this mesh network up in my little home that Netgear doesn't care about their customers, taking their money while they distribute super cool looking sub standard performing products with crap firmware updates. And I don't even know anything about mesh networks! I'm saying all of this because this TP link mesh network, OUT OF THE BOX, gives me 900 MB plus speeds with no intricate config at the router no tweaking of the app... it just works. This dang little thing said itself up for me. Not only does it just work out of the box, but I spent $340 bucks on these three satellites. My Netgear RAXE500 was $600, my orbie devices were $1,200, the RAX6000, the 8000 all of those devices are hundreds and hundreds of dollars and this device just worked perfectly out of the box! People are now buying Wi-Fi 7 routers when there aren't any devices to support that and netgear's leading that line with a $2,300 or $2,700 triple satellite Wi-Fi system or if you go look at their reviews they can't get good Wi-Fi speeds off of those products either! What the heck was I thinking with Netgear all these years! I will never go back to Netgear and I will never use another Netgear device no matter how space age they make it look. I am very happy with TP-Link thank you.