TP-Link Deco X50(2-pack) AX3000Mbps Whole Home AI-Driven Mesh WiFi 6 System, Dual-Band WiFi Booster with 3x Gigabit Ports, Coverage up to 4,500 ft2, Connect up to 150 devices, HomeShield Security

Excellent product. We have Virgin fibre to the premises, but were getting poor performance on devices over WiFi. My son was finding the Xbox unusable at times, despite trying different locations, boosters, etc. The problem is that most WiFi routers provided by internet companies are very poor. Within a few minutes of getting these I'd switched the Virgin device to "modem only" (so it just handled the fibre to the premises), plugged 1 Deco into the Virgin box, and scattered 2 others discretely around the house. We've now got seamless, reliable and fast WiFi that easily covers a (fairly large 4 bed) house and the garden. The App is easy to use - setup is trivial, you can check the status really, and it allows you to enable/disable a guest network, which you can share with a few clicks when you have visitors. If you've got a reliable internet but not getting good WiFi performance then I'd strongly recommend investing in these devices - they're a game changer

Pros: - Dramatic improvement in speed test results and reliability. - Great coverage: my WiFi now feels fast and I’m finally getting close to the advertised speeds I pay for. - The app lets you choose a preferred mesh for devices to connect to, shows signal strength to each device, and download/upload speeds in kbps. - Fairly easy to set up. It may take a while depending on how awkward your WiFi provider/router is, how much you want to test for optimal positions, and the time taken to familiarise yourself with the detail-heavy app and its settings. For some, it will be almost plug and play. - Lots of settings so you can make personalised choices. There’s a huge amount of functionality, right down to being able to turn the light off on the mesh. - Lovely, premium design. - Lots of Ethernet ports. Cons: - I wish there were clearer guidance during setup on testing for optimal placement, or even a mode to help find the best signal. I spent around an hour deciding whether to put the router in a room with important WiFi-heavy devices (showing a medium 2-bar signal strength) or in the hallway outside (showing a strong 3-bar signal but further away from those devices). For me, the stronger hallway position won. - The light colours can initially be confusing in terms of what they mean or indicate during setup. Worth noting: - If you try to name the new network the same SSID as your existing one during setup, it asks you to rename the mesh to something different, which feels counterintuitive if you want devices to switch over smoothly. It doesn’t explain that you can rename it back later after you’ve turned 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi off on the original router. Overall: - Yes, it’s an expensive investment, but in my view it’s better than paying more every month for “faster” WiFi that you might never get the true benefit of once you’re a bit further away from the router.

I recently set up the TP-Link Deco X55 (3-pack) AX3000 Mesh WiFi 6 system across two properties sharing the same connection, and it’s been incredibly effective. The coverage is excellent, providing a strong, stable signal in both buildings without any dead zones. Even at a distance, the connection remains reliable, making it ideal for extending WiFi beyond a single home. Performance has been consistently impressive, with fast WiFi 6 speeds handling streaming, work, and multiple devices with ease. Setup was quick through the Deco app, and once running, the system manages everything seamlessly in the background. It’s a great solution if you need dependable, wide-reaching WiFi across larger or separate spaces.

The X55 certainly eliminates dead spots but you can expect a large drop in speeds away from the main unit, that isn't to say it drops right off to nothing, speeds still remain fast and usable but in my case around half of the speeds from the main unit regardless of where i place the other mesh pods. One thing to remember is the gigabit ports will limit your speeds if you have internet above 1Gbit, you'll need a system with 2.5 gigabit ports for higher speeds. Set was relatively easy but required multiple attempts to get up and running and the app software is on the poor side. Once it's all up and running though it's all trouble free.

Riktigt bra!

Très bon achat avec un résultat exceptionnel

Pratique, simple à mettre en place Très bonne portance

Unfortunately I made a huge mistake by getting this product from the UK The power adapters are not suitable for the Australian market and I would need to buy converters. Also I am unable to get Australian power adapters anywhere They are not sold as a separate item

Easy to setup, no more dead zones and consistent speeds all over. Definitely recommend