TP-Link Deco X55 AX3000 WiFi 6 Mesh System - Covers up to 6500 Sq.Ft, Replaces Wireless Router and Extender, 3 Gigabit Ports per Unit, Supports Ethernet Backhaul, Deco X55(3-Pack)

Very satisfied with this set. Connectivity has notably improved (from very slow seed test results to fast in my weakest location), even though I still have a bottleneck unrelated to this product. I will try a different topology and update. Easy to set up with the app, which is very good, with a lot of features: easy network configuration and management, like using 2.4, 5GHz or both, allowed list vs blocked list, beaming, etc. The device design is also nice. It is not like having one of those old routers that looked like an electrical box. I am not using it with Alexa. TL;DR: great product, easy setup, speed: very slow --> fast

We have a long house (4,000 sq. feet) and because my modem was at one end we have used range extenders to reach TVs and computers at the other end. My son works in sales from home and required a faster and more stable connection than he had in his office at the far end from my modem. We decided to install a mesh WIFI system and chose TP-link's Deco S4 (3-pack). Once up and running (easy) we weren't able to achieve a faster speed than the range extenders. Although, things were slightly better in coverage and stability. After reading a lot about do's and don'ts of mesh WIFI systems we decided to return the Deco S4 and get the Deco AX3000 X55 (3-pack) system. Here are the early results: 1. My son's speed more than doubled to 535 Mbps, which is almost the same speed I get being directly connected to the modem at the other end of the house. In other words the rated speed that our ISP sold us. 2. The TVs haven't buffered even though we use streaming exclusively on 3 sets. Plus we have mobile phones and other assorted gadgets that use the internet. 3. My wife's PC, even farther than my son's, is getting almost double the speed (145 Mbps) that it got with the S4 and triple the speed she received from the range extenders. 4. Very easy setup via the mobile app. Here are some of the reasons why the newest mesh system is better from a technical perspective: 1. The AX3000 is rated at double the speed of the S4 (at less than double the cost on Amazon using their coupon). 2. The AX3000 has a maximum of 6500 sq. feet of coverage vs. 5500 sq. feet for the S4. 3. The AX3000 is WIFI 6 vs. WIFI 5 on the S4. This means a 50% increase in "streams" providing greater functionality and speed because there are more paths to the base station router. One of the x55s (base station) sits next to our ISP's modem and the other two are set up as satellites at the other ends of the house. Satellites can be connect via ethernet cable (called a backhaul) if you have cable already installed in some rooms. This should increase the throughput. Unfortunately, we weren't able to do this. 4. The AX3000 is smaller than the S4 and thus doesn't stand out as much. This is not a technical issue, however we plan to mount two of the units on the wall with wall mounts that can be purchased separately. The S4 is almost twice as tall so may tip out of the mounts easier. Plus the cord and charger is white rather than black so doesn't stand out as much. 5. Other systems are faster and cover more area, but are significantly more expensive for a 3-pack. Also most use WIFI 6E, which we don't need because we're in a single family home. I understand WIFI 6E comes with those systems because it's good for people in large apartment buildings. It's not faster but does have a third band in the 6 Ghz range which WIFI 6 does not. Update: I have had trouble connecting our solar panel gateway to the new system. Our solar system installer suggested connecting to the 2.4 Ghz band because or WIFI is now mesh. I didn't know we had that capability until I read an earlier post by another happy user. I will now research how to do this.

My husband spends a lot of time in the garage and recently mounted a smart tv on the wall. WiFi signal is dismal out there so the tv didn’t work most of the time. I did some research before deciding on a mesh system versus a less expensive plug in WiFi extender. Based on the performance in reviews, I believe the mesh system is worth spending a little extra for the better coverage. The hardware was fairly simple to set up, one deco is connected to the modem and the other is strategically placed in another part of the house. The app walks you through establishing the secure network. The streaming capability is improved in the rooms farther away from the router (1600 sq foot house) and into the garage and outbuilding behind the house. The garage tv works consistently with fantastic wifi signal now. I’m pleased with this system and would recommend it.

I’ve been using the Deco X55 set for a few days now, and overall I’m really impressed. Setup was super simple through the app — it practically walked me through everything. The coverage is solid across my whole house (two floors plus the backyard), and devices switch between nodes smoothly without me noticing. Speeds are consistently fast, and having multiple Ethernet ports on each unit has been really convenient for my desktop and TV. The only reason I’m not giving it 5 stars is that the parental controls and some advanced settings feel a bit limited unless you subscribe, and occasionally one node needs a quick reboot. But day to day, it just works — way better than my old router/extender combo. If you’re struggling with dead zones, this is definitely worth it.

Keeps disconnecting from the . unstable operation. I returned 2 of them, got stuck with one because I lost the box.

Much better than my BT extenders!! Was easy to set up and install and the network is much more stable now. Was recommended by a friend and can't fault the mesh network!!

كنت بعاني من ضعف اشارة الوايفاي بالمنزل لما اكون بعيد من الراوتر، ومنتج الـDeco X55 حل هذه المشكلة بكل جدارة. المنزل بالكامل الان اصبحت اشارة الوايفاي 2.4G/5G تغطيه وبسرعات ممتازة بل حتى خارج المنزل صارت توصل اشارة الوايفاي! يستحق كل ريال.

Estaba dudando si usar o no una red mesh, pero realmente fue una gran decisión, el x55 me sirvió perfecto compré el nodo en buena oferta y me solucionó mis problemas de conexión, automáticamente se habilitó el protocolo wifi 6 y ahora lo puedo usar tanto para mi computadora de trabajo como para la de jugar, celulares, Alexa, cualquier cosa Es una maravilla la app, lo recomiendo para México, si tienen Telmex con fibra óptica, les va a cambiar mucho la conexión

TP-Link es sinónimo de calidad, y los DECO no se quedan atrás, realmente funcionan muy bien. La instalación es fácil, sin embargo, si te llevará un tiempo, y más aún si ya tienes dispositivos inteligentes en tu wifi actual, tendrás que reconfigurarlos todos. Fuera de ello, los DECO funcionan muy bien, tienen muy buena cobertura. En mi casa es de 2 plantas, 3 habitaciones, el modem del ISP está en la planta baja en la sala, por lo que a mi oficina (donde normalmente trabajo) no llegaba la señal 5Ghz y la velocidad en 2.4Ghz bajaba considerablemente. Tengo contratado 200Mbps y a mi oficina llegaban entre 20 y 50 Mbps, siendo que la distancia lineal no es mucha (10-15mts tal vez), al instalar el juego de 3 DECOs la historia cambió, ahora puedo conectar por cable mi laptop desde el DECO que puse en mi oficina, de esta forma obtengo aún mejor velocidad, ahora tengo entre 170-200Mbps y el rango de alcancé mejoró por mucho, y por tanto también ayudó mucho a la señal para las cámaras que tengo en el exterior de la casa. Si bien es un producto nada barato, vale la pena, más aún si tu trabajo o tu día a día depende en mayor medida del internet. Si la velocidad, estabilidad y consistencia del internet no es tu prioridad, o bien el tamaño de tu casa no es muy grande, tal vez no lo necesites.