TP-Link Deco AX7800 Tri-Band Mesh WiFi 6 System (Deco X95) - Whole Home Coverage up to 3100 Sq.Ft with AI-Driven Smart Antennas, Multi-Gig Ethernet, Replaces Wireless Router and Extender (1-Pack)

I needed a Deco as a router in the basement with more power and stronger antennas to reach three X55 access points on the 2nd and 3rd floors via wireless backhaul. The X55s are WiFi 6, so I don’t need WiFi 6e or WiFi 7. This Deco X95 does the job perfectly, and at a good price point. It is oddly shaped and quite tall compared to my Deco X55s and previous Google WiFi and Nest units, but that’s not a problem now that I have very strong and consistent connections and over 400 up and 100 down at the most remote location in my house from 500/100 internet service. I connected the 2.5 Gbps port to the same on my Arris S34 cable modem and everything is working as well or better than expected.

La verdad es que en cuestión de alcance no hay diferencia con un deco E4 que es el que tenía inicialmente, pero la velocidad si mejoró considerablemente, extraño pero así fue!!!

We have the TPX 90 Deco system for our home internet. Beyond the reliable connection and great app features, I have to emphasize how outstanding the customer service is. This isn't the first time I've needed their help—initially for setting up the system—and both their chat and phone support have been excellent. Today, I spent about 40 minutes troubleshooting an overnight glitch with Blair. She provided clear and effective instructions to reset the system, which is now working perfectly. I’m very thankful to Blair and the support team for all their help.

Overall, router is okay. It has an issue and I am having difficulty with the warranty. The Deco app is okay. It is limiting in features and options. It won't tell me if something is connected to one of the ethernet ports or if it is correctly setting it to a WAN vs LAN. Limited is the one word that sums up the Deco experience. It also does not have an option for Wireguard VPN. I have a cable modem plugged into the 2.5Mbs port. I am currently running a pair of NAS's via a TP Link switch to one router ethernet port. The other router port is for the rest of the network, printer, etc. is connected using a TP Link switch. I was troubleshooting network issues for months. I bought this router thinking it would be great. It turns out 1 of the 2 available ethernet ports open to use for my network was bad. It would transmit smaller data packets, and then as soon as the data amount goes up, like a small video, it would stop transmitting. No access using that port. Since it took time to figure out, I was outside the Amazon the window and had to deal directly with TP Link. They want to charge for the shipping AND the full retail amount (+ tax) to replace my router, first. Today, that retail amount is $130 more than what the price is on Amazon, nearly double. It's not a good experience dealing with their warranty claims and it's not the experience you would get from Amazon. They have an option if I send my router in first, but I need to use the internet wifi for my home office and with shipping to/from plus their processing time, it could take two weeks.

Bought this AP to replace my main deco because I figured the extra radios would help improve bandwidth to the other two APs. All my wireless devices started lagging, dropping wifi, and reconnecting. Found out my TV's remote stops responding when the Wi-Fi on it drops frequently. LOL TP-Link says all deco products will mesh together, but that is an obvious lie. When I contacted tp-link support they told me to turn off fast roaming and beam forming. Both are newer technologies that help with wireless quality. Disabling those feature did not help. I assume a mesh of only x95s might work just fine or if you just one, but you cannot mix models. I'm returning this and won't be recommending the deco line again. Only buy APs that support the open wifi mesh standard, EasyMesh.