Deco X60 AX5400

BE25 is the best option for the budget because of the 2.5G ethernet port and WIFI 7. But the range is worse than the X60 which is also a good option because of the Gigabit Ports and long range. If you have a small apartment then, the BE25 is the best option. Also you can just set your BE25 Channel Width to 80 or 160 if you want more range for the BE25.

(1)Yes, it does. But it is slower than the BE25 2.5 Gigabit Ports. (2)Because of the 4x4 antennas in the X60 it has a better range and penetration. Even 60ft is no problem of X60 but the BE25 has 2/4 bars if 50 ft away.

I use the deco x60. It’s a few years old, but works well. I had it set up as access points with a wired back haul at my old place and it’s set up as wireless mesh now. Both offer good speeds and good coverage. You might get better coverage if you spend 3x on unifi or something. But it’s a solid system, and in my opinion, possibly the best system at its price. My only issue is that I can’t manually move a device from one mesh point to another or force a device to stay on the 2.4 band. Some of the deco products support that, but apparently mine doesn’t.

4 y/o Netgear Nighthawk MR60 whacked out 5 days ago -couldn’t keep but a few of the 70 devices that previous work fine. I added one ring 5 GHz camera and everything started to get the shakes. Hard boots slow adding of devices I couldn’t get anything to work. Many hours of frustration!!! ordered a TP-Link Deco‘s X 60 3 unit for $140. Amazon had an X 55 three node for $150 AI scoped out my picture and suggested x60, why the x55 gives 3 ethernet ports vs x60 with 2. Hardwiring 1 of 2 satellites, should have no problems for next 5 years - right? Any thoughts.

i’ve had a TP-LINK deco X60 for the last two weeks and I’ve had devices show up as off-line in the app but they haven’t like ring cameras. I also find that some devices that I name in their app won’t keep the name so I’m struggling trying to figure out what’s what in the list of devices of 75 that I have. I have an open ticket with him for the last three days with all the examples of these quirks. I picked it up at Costco for $120 reduced from $140 for the three no system this replaced my Netgear Nighthawk MR 60 that was flaky. the Deco system is actually showing a decent speed across even the third satellite that is not hardwired as the second one is. So on a 600 Mb service to the modem I’m getting 3 to 400 Mb as I measure devices out on any of the nodes. So generally, the Deco is working as best as I can tell, except for not being able to have an organized list of devices in their app.

At just over £200, the TP-LINK Deco X60 system works really well for me. I'm in the UK, also Virgin Media on 1gig. Covers 3 floors no problem also the garage, garden and driveway. Good software with it too.

I second the Deco, good software with it too.

Okay thanks. That's how I understood it as well, just wanted to make sure my intuition was correct haha. I just bought a Deco x60 mesh system and plan on setting it up tonight. Hoping I can FINALLY play my Playstation Portal without the resolution tanking and the connection giving up after 5 minutes. I've been using a wifi extender (which I know are certainly not great) and I don't think the Portal enjoys that...