Deco BE95

So I have a mostly ubiquiti network but I only have one ubiquiti AP for outside. I plan on adding more over time and phasing out my TP-Link BE33000 setup. That being said, the tp-link be33000 is a beast and I would recommend it as an alternative if ubiquiti gear is hard to source. The only reason I’m phasing my tp-link stuff out is for cohesion and wanting to control everything centrally with their apps. The TP-Link mesh system I had until now has been great in terms of speed. I have them linked together with 10gbit but I’ve had them meshing before and it always worked fine.

I tried many routers and the Google nest pro wifi 6e is the only one that worked. It broadcasts multiple 2.4 ghz network on channel 1,6 and 13 simultaneously. No other brand does it this way. I tried deco BE95, Asus Zen wifi and eero max 7. All of them broadcast a single 2.4 ghz band. If you have a lot of cameras like me that single channel get saturated quick.

Yeah. The nest pro wifi 6e won't give you the fastest speed download tests but it's been so reliable and great. They are cheap too. A shame because I loved how fast the Deco Be95s are on the 5/6 ghz bands.

Hi. I have a TP-Link BE95 (2 pack). I have smaller house (1,400 sq. ft). I know it is probably overkill for my house, but the range is exceptional going all the way through my backyard. I set up a 10gb network with a Qnap switch and NAS upgrading all (including wired backhaul)with fiber optic cables. I have had no problem at all. A little pricey, but I feel it is worth it.

I have the BE95 and they are great. No issues, I run them in AP mode over wireless backhaul. I don't even have MLO turned on and I am maxing out at 2.1Gbps on my 6e and 7 devices.

I have two TP-Link Deco BE95 over wifi backhaul and they work great. I do plan on connecting them with fiber backhaul soon with a backup Cat6.

TP link deco BE65 wifi 7 or ( BE85 or 95) I had Orbi and replaced it with Deco. My house is kind of big with concrete walls and I really recommend the Deco

Depends on what you want. Do you want future proof WiFi 7, an more options to control? I’ve had mesh systems from Linksys, tp link, net gear and honestly I’ve found tp link is great. They’re kind of lax on the updates but functionality wise, great system. I have my moms place on the deco be 85s and all 3 are wired back hauled. If you want wireless back haul consider maybe a deco 95. What is the sq ft of the house? How many stories? Do you need service out in the garage if detached? In my semi truck I’m running the deco be65 outdoor since it’s built for weather and harsh environments. But like I said it all depends what you want to do with it or if you like to customize. To me the app is great. You can see what each device is pulling in terms of data

I have a Deco BE95 and it’s incredible. Me being on top floor of house, router in basement with the modem and a satellite on the man floor, I pull 2gbps down and 2gbps up over Wifi (MLO). Powerful CPUs and quad band make such a difference.