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Features
Or using 2. Number of guest networks (5 GHz): 1 The elegant appearance makes Deco X50-PoE with a delicate body case makes it perfect to blend into various home decorations. Network standards: IEEE 802. Relative humidity during storage (HH): 5 - 90% Point-to-point protocol over Ethernet (PPPoE): Yes
What’s In The Box
- 5 Gigabit Ethernet Port, each Deco X50-PoE router delivers exceptional multi-Gigabit performance to support better and faster WiFi.
- Seamless AI-Driven Mesh-The integrated AI-Driven Mesh technology intelligently adjusts the system to best fit each home by learning network loads.
- 3at PoE (PoE+) to power the units via ethernet cable or via power plug.
- 5G Port for Peak Performance2-With a 2.
- 3 x Power Adapter
- Shipping and Return
- Break through bottlenecks and drive your devices to peak performance
- 4 GHz)1 for uninterrupted video streaming, downloading, and online gaming all at the same time
- Take full advantage of your PoE+ switch to create a multi-Gig backhaul between your Deco routers (switch not included).
- 4 GHz).
- Ultra-Low Latency – Greater reduction in latency enables more responsive gaming and video chatting.
- More Versatility with PoE-Each Deco router utilizes IEEE 802.
Reviews
Afonso Faria
Only criticism is that they look like someone left 3 bog rolls in random rooms around the house. Essentially, the WiFi signal is stable and reliable throughout the house despite using two fewer access points.
MR PETER M GEORGE
The TP Link Deco units are bigger than the BT Mini disks, cylinder shaped but no more obtrusive and easy to hide. I bought these to replace my previous five BT Whole Home Mini mesh WiFi system disks.
The Very Angry Maker
TP Link used to be a model of ease and clarity in its control software but finding stuff in the Deco ap is not as easy. The satellite units tested at 400Mbs down and 45Mbs up. I recently upgraded my home network with the Deco X60 Mesh Network System, and I have to say, it has been a game-changer in many ways. Or like me just leave the router as it is and plug one of the TP Link units into router again using the supplied network cable.
Mr I Jones
I've gone down from five BT disks to three TP Link cylinders but the signal is far more powerful and covers the whole five bedroom house. There's no unseeing it 😂 You then download the TP Link Deco app for your phone (Apple or Android) in my case a Google Pixel 7.
OC89
The wifi nodes themselves are unobtrusive, white cylinders about half the size again of a second gen echo (picture for scale). I’ve been using it for several months and no issues whatsoever. Yes it does have limitations like you can only use one RJ45 port at a time but I don’t have a problem with that.
George
Genuinely the difference is like night and day between using my BT Smart Hub 2 by itself and also with the BT Smart Hub 2 and using after market wifi booster devices. The mesh technology ensures a consistent and reliable connection no matter where I am in the house. Our back garden would again have been the same not a chance of wifi signal before and now well covered even through it's the furthest point away from any of the Deco devices. While the performance justifies the cost to some extent, it could be a deterrent for those looking for a more affordable mesh network solution.
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