TP-LinkDual-Band AX1500 WiFi 6 Mesh Wi-Fi System (Deco X15) | Replaces Routers and Extenders | Covers up to 3,900 sq.ft. | 2 Gigabit ports per unit, supports Ethernet Backhaul | 2024 Release (2-Pack)

I recently upgraded to the **TP-Link Dual-Band AX1500 WiFi 6 Mesh Wi-Fi System (Deco X15)**, and it has completely transformed my internet experience at home! Here are some highlights:**Impressive Coverage:** The mesh system provides seamless coverage throughout my entire house, eliminating dead zones that my previous router struggled with. I can now enjoy strong Wi-Fi in every corner of my home, including the backyard!**Blazing Fast Speeds:** With Wi-Fi 6 technology, the speeds are phenomenal. Streaming, gaming, and working from home have never been smoother. I’ve noticed a significant decrease in lag and buffering.**User-Friendly Setup:** Setting up the Deco X15 was incredibly straightforward. The app guided me through the installation process, and I had my network up and running in minutes. Plus, the app makes it easy to manage settings and connected devices.**Advanced Security Features:** I appreciate the built-in security features that help keep my network safe. The parental controls are a great addition, allowing me to manage screen time for my kids easily.**Sleek Design:** The Deco units look modern and blend well with my home decor, unlike some bulky routers.Overall, the **TP-Link Dual-Band AX1500 WiFi 6 Mesh Wi-Fi System** is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to enhance their home network. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking reliable and fast internet!

I am on Zoom long meetings all the time for work from home. T mobile internet has its own mesh system but it costs $10 per month and does not work well. I was using RE220, not a stable connection, so changed it to X15. Wow. Boosted internet speed, great consistent connection, I can walk around the house without being disconnected. Our home is about 1500 sq single story so works well. I can use the RE220 as an extender but it will not be connected to “ one mesh “ cause one mesh router and Deco one are different.

I gave it to my teenage son to install, as he's into tech stuff. There was a lot of swearing and banging around, but after half an hour or so it was all running smoothly. My normal router wifi is in the basement, and 2 floors up we often struggled on iPads and iPhones ( though other deviceslike Roku and TVs were ok, I suspect Apple has really small/bad wifi antennae in their products ) but after installing one unit of this on each floor everything worked really well, no problems since. It does give you a new network name ( alongside your existing ), and that's fine, wish I'd done this sooner TBH. Nice looking too, my wife doesn't have a problem with one of the units being in the lounge.

Cat 6 and newer performance improvement in my network, especially as I work from home. Setup and installation was simple and straightforward. The UI is easy to access via the app and allows full control of clients on the network. Security and privacy settings provide the ability to ensure reliable connectivity.

I am not impressed by this supposed whole house mesh wifi. I connected it to my starlink with the short cable. Works great right next to the starlink router. To bad you can't disconnect it and move it in another room to work. They really get you on this one. You can't buy one and go wireless. You have to buy at least two to use the one right next to a powerful router, so that one is useless. But maybe the second one will connect and allow me to get the use of one by buying two. The most stupid set up i have seen

My nighthawk mesh took a dump on me and the last satellite died after I lost the first satellite one year into owning it so I pitched that thing and did little research with my fiancee and we found this one. The set up was super easy and everything connected right away unlike with the overpriced nighthawk crap I had. Will update if this set up tanks but as far as setting up and getting online it was super fast and easy.

I thought this would do better than it did. I’m in a 1200 sqft ranch home. And I wanted to upgrade from the rental router from my service provider thinking I would have better coverage and maybe even less speed loss over WiFi compared to the rental router.My speeds are about ~150mbps slower on this setup. And I’m 15 ft away from the main unit. I thought I’d have much better reception and I definitely don’t. I have one in the middle of the house and one on each end. Really not that far apart. Maybe 20 ft between each unit. I don’t feel they have great range. Honestly considering sending them back and going back to the rental. Setup was easy, but do a firmware upgrade after all are linked. And in the app it said I could just plug in an additional unit and it will f c connect automatically. It did not and I had to hit the plus sign to add it. No big deal but I was left waiting thinking it would connect like it said.

My Sonos One speakers would not work with Spectrum’s router so I did a search and this Deco router came up with great reviews.Had to reset the app installation & do it a second time when the (Spectrum) modem wouldn’t recognize it during the first installation (unplugging & re-plugging the modem alone didn’t work). After that, works like a dream.Saves me $10+ a month renting Spectrum’s big clunky router & I get my surround sound back. Win-win!