TP-Link Deco X68(2-pack) AX3600 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System

I was looking to upgrade to a WIFI 6 Mesh system. I was looking at another brand which cost almost 3 time more. So since my current mesh is a Deco I decided to give DEco X68 a go. I am absolutely impressed with the TP-Link Deco X68 AX3600 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System (3 pack). So easy to setup. The speed throughout the home is amazing no matter where you are in home even on the second floor and yard both front and back. No drop outs and no buffering. Speedtest through the home were right at or above plan speed through the home.The Deco app is also very good and easy to use. The Homeshield is a good feature too. The only thing with the HomeShield to get all the features you do have to subscribe to the PRO version. The subscription fee is either monthly or yearly. ... MoreI was looking to upgrade to a WIFI 6 Mesh system. I was looking at another brand which cost almost 3 time more. So since my current mesh is a Deco I decided to give DEco X68 a go. I am absolutely impressed with the TP-Link Deco X68 AX3600 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System (3 pack). So easy to setup. The speed throughout the home is amazing no matter where you are in home even on the second floor and yard both front and back. No drop outs and no buffering. Speedtest through the home were right at or above plan speed through the home.The Deco app is also very good and easy to use. The Homeshield is a good feature too. The only thing with the HomeShield to get all the features you do have to subscribe to the PRO version. The subscription fee is either monthly or yearly. There is a FREE trail of the Homeshield Pro. The Homeshield Pro is really good and I think it is worth the fee. Yes there is a free version of Homeshield and it is good too.I highly recommend the TP-Link Deco X68 AX3600 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System (3 pack). Worth the money so if you have it go for TP-Link Deco X68 AX3600 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System (3 pack).

Had this product for a few weeks to replace my worn out Netgear.Had a bit of issue during setup. The instruction said to connect the main unit to the modem using the ethernet cable. But regardless which of the three units I tried, they all ended up with red led.Nowhere on the internet provided a solution, so I tried to connect the unit directly to the ONT and tht worked. After that, linking up the other two units to the main unit was piece of cake.I'm with Spark Max Fiber Plus, no problem streaming 8K Youtube videos.

These were pretty simple to set up and the improvement is signal in the previous 'dead zones' of our house are cranking, even outside on the deck. Definitely worth the spend if you have a large house. Managing wifi access on the app is so good too, with loads of options for scheduling, reporting, device management and filtering, to name a few.The additional security against hijacking is nice too.

This fixed the issues I had in my house with dead spots and latency when a bunch of people were using the wifi. This sorted it

Over the years I’ve tried a few cheaper options to get a strong wifi signal throughout my fairly large home, sadly none have worked well and I’ve had to keep looking for better options. I finally bit the bullet and paid the extra for the AX3600 and, frankly, they’re brilliant. Set up was simple and now I have rock solid wifi not only throughout the house but also out into the garden and beyond.