TP-Link Deco XE75

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Last updated: Jun 5, 2026

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Reddit IconEnumeration
5 months ago

I just bought the tp link deco xe75 pro on amazon, they have a 20% back of using prime Visa card. Otherwise the Xe75 non pro is identical minus no 2.5G port.

Reddit IconGypsydave23
10 months ago

I use the same routers for 1 gig. Just get 3 of the xe75 non pros

10 months ago

Deco xe75 is nice if you have two or three

9 months ago

If you are looking for a new mesh network. Check out the deco xe75pro. They are cheap mesh routers with 2.5gb ports. They are compatible with all deco models, so your other units can be the less expensive models with only 1gb ports. So for example you could get one xe75 pro and then 2 xe75s for wireless mesh. It might cost you about $200 for the 3 units

Reddit IconImpressive-Sand5046
5 months ago

I have the Deco XE75 and do not have them wired for backhaul. Wifi speeds range from about 350 to 850 on a 1g fiber line. Ethernet gets me 980ish which is about max with 1g Ethernet port on router and 1g switches. That is usually ample speed for anything with running wires.

5 months ago

I have three nodes to cover 3200sqft over two floors. I rarely use 6ghz as my speeds are good and the 6ghz really need line of sight to be of any value. Having said that, I primarily run "smart" devices off the WiFi guest network and cell phones and laptops off the primary WiFi. NAS, desktop computer, etc. are run via Ethernet through a switch.

5 months ago

I've had an excellent experience with my Deco mesh system. And I have several TP-Link switches which have run flawlessly for going on 6 years now.

5 months ago

I have 3200 sqft with two stories and use a Deco 75xe - excellent coverage throughout. Many people hate mesh and will push for APs. While I do agree you will have better speed, often times the point of mesh is to avoid running wires - like if you are renting. I have three units running. I do not have an attic space, but my house is wide - so I needed three to get end to end coverage plus the 2nd floor. I know nothing about Nighthawk mesh - but don't want you to be scared off by the mesh haters.

10 months ago

I agree with promo pawn - a 3 pk mesh will cover a large house. I'm using TP Link DECO without wired back haul and pull 700-800 down wireless on an 800 download service.

5 months ago

I went with Deco - works great. Two story house 3,200 sqft, no dead spots. Guest network segmented from main. Each unit has a backhaul port as well as two ports that functionally work as a switch if you have something that requires an Ethernet cable.

Reddit IconJobles4
about 1 month ago

I’m very much just wanting chiaki and GFN to run without problems and have spent way too much time trying to get my deco XE75 decos to work. They are great for everything besides my steam deck. Looking for help!

Reddit IconYurMajesty_KING
21 days ago

It’s definitely the easiest plug and play you’re gonna get. I use the TP-Link Deco XE75. It’s WiFi 6E and relatively cheap compared to others or WiFi 7. WiFi 7 stuff is newer but most devices can’t connect to it and it’s still kinda expensive.

Reddit Iconmrpink57
12 months ago

If you are a Costco member or know one the AEX5300 is the same as the XE75 but even cheaper, they are the exact same. Your assumptions are going to be wrong, price !== quality. If you want to spend more money look at a Unifi Express 7/Dream Router 7 with a U7 Lite.

Reddit Iconguichanism92
10 months ago

I had good experience with AX55 (wifi6), AXE75 (wifi6e) and AXE95 (wifi6e with 2.5G port). AXE95 does provide 2.5g port, but just 1. If your ISP is <= 1G, you can probably use 1G port as WAN and connect 2.5G switch to 2.5G port for 2.5G internal network. My 1000 sqft apartment did fine with a single AX55, was more than enough. Even recently moving to 3000 sqft SFH, AX55 at dead center of the house covered entire house.

Reddit IconMotoMola
8 months ago

I have and TPLink AXE75 I thought I could use but it only has a 1GB WAN port. The router my ISP provided only does 1.6GB max speed wireless but the range is pretty crap (eero pro 6e) and usually always wants to connect me to 2.4GHz network, even if I'm 6 feet away. Which means way slower speeds. What would you recommend for a basic router that is capable of high wifi speeds? Don't need it for gaming, and it's usually just 2 phones, chromecast, android box desktop and printer connected to network. I'm looking to utilize the 2GB/2GB connection as much as possible without breaking the bank.

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