TP-Link Deco BE67 Tri-Band WiFi 7 BE14000 Whole Home Mesh System | 8-Stream 14Gbps | 1×10G+1×2.5G Multi-gig Wired Backhaul | Up to 8100 Sq.ft | VPN, HomeShield, MLO, 320 MHz, AI-Roaming (3-Pack)

Budget friendly awesome Wi-Fi 7 Mesh Router!
This thing is GREAT!!! I switched from a Gryphon to this and WOW! Setup was a matter of 10-15 mins tops, very easy, and seamless setup via the app. I now have 3 devices in my home in different areas of the house, vs the 2 prior devices, and rock-solid internet and Wi-Fi 7 throughout. I especially love the handling of older IoT devices as the router seems to know what the IoT devices support up to and automatically connects them to the right band (2GHz vs 5GHz), so there’s been no need to set up a separate network for IoT, nor need to set up a 2GHz or 5GHz band separately, as I did before. The app is excellent and provides helpful information at the touch of a few buttons. Weekly and monthly reporting, AND the yearly fee for the security protection is way cheaper than most brands. For a budget-friendly Wi-Fi 7 mesh network, THIS IS YOUR PRODUCT.

TP Link Deco BE67 delivers high speed WiFi even to older 5ghz devices!
I have a 1 gb Fiber plan from AT&T, with a Netgear Orbi mesh system built around the Orbi 840 router and 4 satellites throughout the house (4000 sq. Ft). Home is wired with CAT6 cable. I was not getting the speeds over WiFi that I wanted, and took a chance on the Deco BE67, mainly because the Orbi is 7 year old tech and I felt new tech would give me better results. Two desktops are iMac 2020’s, two MacBook Air 15” m4, 1 iMac 2025 2 iPhone 15 pro Max’s, and 2 iPad Pro 13”. The 2020 iMacs can only use 5 ghz band. The rest of the Apple products can use the 6ghz band (WiFi 6E). None of my current gear uses WiFi 7.Setup was a piece of cake,. But can only be done through the TP Link app. There is no web based access. Still, the setup went smoothly and all three satellites were easily linked up on one network, and each was connected by a wired backhaul to the network, which also went fine.Now, for the real test . . . Did it improve my speeds? Forget about those fantasy numbers that are advertised. They are not real world and are based on 2.5 gig or higher internet plans. You will not get those speeds, period (unless you have a 10 gig plan). With my 1 gig plan, the hardwired devices got the same speed as the Orbi, about 950mb down. However, the WiFi speeds really got a bump. For my older Apple devices, my WiFi speeds went from as slow as 50 mb – 120 mb to about 300 mb.. for those newer devices that could make use of the 6ghz band, I got WiFi speeds of about 600mb-700 mb down, a fantastic improvement. So the TP Link is definitely worth it. Three nodes does not have the perfect reach that the Orbi did, and the only con with the TP Deco system is that it slows down quite a bit going through two solid walls. But same open area, like the first floor of my house . . . Marked improvement.

Amazing Mesh system
I finally got Fiber cable 1 gig. I don’t have wired access except for my office in the corner. I can connect at near 1 Gb to my streamer in the living room, and my iPad in the bedroom! Easy to set up and use Amazing!

Had alot of issues with loosing connection every often. Tried expensive Gaming routers did not make any difference as they are good up to one floor I believe.I have couple out door cameras and doorbell camra and had issues connecting to them.Kids were complaining for online school.After doing a lot of research i make up my mind for Netgear mesh system or TPlink Deco.I was already using Netgear router and extender and i love there products.Also i am fan of TP link as well for very long time and used there products as well.A friend of mine at work recommended me TPlink deco as well.Right after installation everything started working fine with full speed and never lost connection, apart of the usual Bandwidth throttling in the evening or weekends.Switching from 75mb cable to 300mb hi speeds internet.Very satisfied so far and will recommend this to anyone who lives in a house with 4 bedrooms with over 60 devices or more. (Supports up to 200 devices).Installed the units in the first floor cross the two corners on the first floor and it covers the whole house back and front and all 4 bedrooms with no more connections issues.Buy it for piece of mind.The other good thing is that Amazon automatically charge me 12 equal payments for another piece of mind.Thanks Amazon and TPlink.

The DECO X90 is a very capable mesh system. I have very good coverage across my 3 story home, but since my internet modem is in the basement, I did have to add an extra X90 for the second floor. Roaming is excellent with the mesh access points handing the connections off smoothly as a I move through my home. And to my surprise the 160MHz band is available and in use even though I’m in Canada, something the comparable ASUS XT8 router cannot do. Adding a mesh access point is very easy. That being said, the setup for these routers is all done using the Android or iOS app. The web interface is extremely limited. You also have very few options for tweaking or configuring. You cannot change Wi-Fi channels; the DECO chooses the 2.4GHz and 5GHz channels for you, and you cannot use the backhaul channel as another SSID if you use ethernet backhaul. And you cannot split the SSID names for the 2.4 and 5GHz bands. However, all the basics are there: dynamic DNS, DHCP reservations, guest network, WPS, and port forwarding. WPA3 security is not turned on by default. The ability to give a recognizable name in the DECO app to all the connected devices is a good feature. As for the ethernet backhaul, the access points connect quickly over ethernet, but I found I had to buy a new switch (the DECO only has a single ethernet port available if you use ethernet backhaul), as my D-Link switch did not properly handle the IEEE 1905.1 protocol that the DECO uses to negotiate ethernet backhaul. Not all D-Link switches have this problem, but the one I was using to connect the DECO access points did, which made me think I had a faulty unit until I looked at the TP-Link support site.