TP-LinkDeco BE65(3-pack) BE9300Mbps Tri-Band Whole Home Mesh WiFi 7 System, 2.5G Port, Speeds up to 9214 Mbps, AI-Driven WiFi Booster, Connect Over 200 Devices, Ideal for Gaming&4K, Easy Setup

Highly recommended and I very rarely write a review so I hope this is useful to all....Firstly the issue..... I had a BT router with 4 mesh discs that was providing 50-70mbs download and 25-35mbs upload - the house is big, it has very thick walls both internal and external - I have a lot of smart things connected - Sky Q with 3 mini boxes, 2 x hue controllers with over 90 lights/sensors/controllers attached (some inside some outside) - 6 smart TV's - a home Network Access System with 16TB RAID for backup plus the usual collection of phones, iPads and computers/laptops.The BT system worked sort of ..... the mesh system was ok but the blackspot still happened - devices did struggle to move from one place to another and the speeds were so slow - I took speed ratings in every room and the worst rooms were getting 2-3MB per second download and less than 1MB upload..... then there was the reliability of the system - when one mesh disc stopped working (the BT stuff is fairly cheap and cheerful but only cost £10 per disc) then it gradually took down the rest of the system - restarting the hub worked but boy oh boy did that take some time... and the hub was not really up to the job.What forced the change - installation into the village of fibre - by Quicklime and I signed up to 1000MBS upload and download so it was time to make the network work properly!The router they installed was ok - but I wanted a solution that would be good for the next 5 years or so.... I did my homework and ordered the the TP link Deco 65 triple pack - try band and wifi 7 - so hopefully enabling me to not worry about the network until 2030!I configured my Quickline ZYXEL router to have no wifi networks - one ethernet cable in and one out to the DECO (If i removed the ZYXEL then my internet provider Quicklime would not offer remote support).... I configured my DECO with the same wifi name and password as my old BT one and plugged in...... WOW - firstly all the wifi devices connected and worked (that were in range) without any new setup.... I then added the second and third DECO BE65 products... easy.... then I placed them in the house and again WOW!My speeds are incredibly - no black spots for wifi and such an easy process ..... so much so that I've already added an outdoor DECO X50 - it's not wifi 7 but it then allows the garden and patio to enjoy 100MBS connection.I cannot recommend this system and product enough - from unboxing to using took less than 30 minutes and then add another 15 mins per additional box.... I have been playing with the various settings and the network optimisation tool is great - if you change the positioning of any unit then run this and it will reconfigure for the best / optimum network.A fantastic product and well worth the money!

Game changer. Was procrastinating about which mesh system to get and this represents great value with Ethernet backhaul. Once set up works like a dream. Rapid wireless internet connectivity through entire home 3 levels. From 1GBPs into the router getting approx 700-900 meg downstairs and 3 floor via satellite getting approx 150-200. Also getting decent signal outside in garden with patio doors shut. I have main router in hallway one near the patio downstairs and one right on the top floor. Also parental controls via the app is easy to use. Love it!

Increased WiFi speeds from ~50mbps to over 800mbps.I upgraded from 2 x google WiFi devices (don’t know the model of nest or not, but they were old 5GHz devices) to 1 single Deco BE65. (BE 9300). This single unit serves my entire home - 4 bedrooms, 2 floors, old London home with thick brick walls and wooden floors.The best thing has been the significant upgrade in WiFi speed which were surprising to me. The Deco creates 3 SSIDs. One standard, one for 6ghz and one for MLO (WiFi 7). I’m not yet familiar with the requirement for all 3 but my iPhone 16 gets about 700mbps, one floor and 2 rooms away from the router on all 3 of the ssids. My 5 year old MacBook Pro gets 650mbps but is not wifi7 compatible so only sees 2 of the ssids. (All of this is against a 1Gb internet connection).The setup was easy enough. A couple of issues that were super easy to fix but I am an ex network engineer. I think a competent home user would find the setup easy if you are creating a brand new WiFi network (with a new name/ssid). I replaced my old network exactly in the hope the existing devices would just connect to the new network, which they did, but it needed a little love during the setup.The Deco app is more advanced than I thought it would be. There are some basic security features but you don’t need them. It has things like QoS, vPN client and server, guest network, block lists, allow lists etc. If you want something plug and play with a few extras, this feels like a good fit but most people won’t need more than the 5 min initial setup.All in, this has been an enormous upgrade for me, from the Google WiFi kit (on a wired backhaul) and a simplification as I only need one device.Would recommend.