TP-Link Deco BE9300(3-pack) WiFi 7 BE9300Mbps Whole Home Mesh WiFi System, 2.5Gbps Ports, VPN Supported, Router & Extender Booster, AI-Driven Mesh, 6 GHz Band, Homeshield, Alexa & Google

Great items, a bit pricey but does a fantastic job. Always struggled with WiFi signal around the house but now get consistent speeds everywhere, doesn’t drop out like my old decos used to. Set up on the app is really easy tells you exactly what to do. The units are quite large but don’t look bad.

This is amazing. My house has 3 floors, and Wi-Fi used to be a nightmare with dead spots everywhere. After setting up this 3-pack, the whole place now has strong, stable coverage, even in the attic and the backyard. The setup took less than 15 minutes, and the Deco app makes it really easy to control and monitor devices. Speeds are consistently fast, even with my family streaming, gaming, and working online at the same time. This system has completely solved our Wi-Fi issues. Worth every penny

This is a great mesh system. I bought a Netgear mesh system that I returned as it reduced our wifi speed and was very tricky to set up and configure. The TP Link system is so easy to set up. The satellite nodes connected first time and our Internet speeds now match what we pay for. I'm using this with Sky broadband which can be tricky to work so if you need a mesh system to go with your Sky broadband I highly recommend this system. Yes it's expense compared to some other systems but it's worth it.

Easy to set up and and works well (speed, range and responsiveness); but given that it is a WIFI 7 system it is not cheap, despite being one of the more cost effective WIFI options.

Not usually much of a review writer, but feel compelled to add something here because I'm so pleased with the performance. My study is in the opposite corner of the house (4 bed semi, reasonable size) to where my Internet comes in, so for some years I've had a Google Wi-Fi set up. My PC only ever managed around 150Mbps download max, with ping around 30-40 but sometimes more like 80. As I'm partial to a bit of online gaming, this wasn't ideal. Now I've set up on these and I can't believe the speed increase throughout the house - even the deadest spots are getting 400Mbps minimum, and my PC (which I've connected physically to the mesh node furthest from the main one, using Cat6 ethernet) is getting 900Mbps + and a ping of 12-14 according to Ookla speed test! Very pleased indeed. Set up was painless, only small hitch was connecting my solar inverter to the network. Some googling fixed it soon enough, but worth knowing that the more up-to-date security on the default network may not play well with older 'internet of things' devices. It was easily rectified by setting up a separate WPA2 2.4GHz network using the Deco app. Really, this has been a step change, as I'm reliant on the connection for work and pleasure I'm now wondering why I didn't buy it sooner.

These just aren't consistent - at all. As usual with a lot of WiFi tech, it always runs great day one. But give it a few months of heavy household use, and it starts to all fall apart. Speedtest from the router says gigabit speeds. Speedtest from one of the access points in the mesh - 80 megabit. Tried a reboot and fiddling with all the settings. My old BT whole home in AP mode did a far better job, and am tempted to go back. I also have a homelab with all sorts of networking requirements. The tunnel between each AP is very unreliable for network sensitive workloads. I should have gone with Ubiquiti.

This replaced an Orbi Mesh Wi-Fi 6e system that suffered from frequent crashing (even when running the latest firmware). The Deco BE9300 system was super quick to set up and has been working without issue for over two months now, so really impressed. Speeds are also faster than the previous Orbi, which was quite fast.

Edited to remove 2 stars sir to now having to pay to use features relating to parental control. This is outrageous! We have a medium-sized house with 4 Deco M3s which were about 10 years old. I did a speed test which registered 3mbps and couldn't understand why. I read that Decos can degrade over time due to a number of factors and as my husband works from home, he needs a decent connection. I tried to research mesh routers but with a desired outcome (that it works) rather than technical knowledge. This was easy enough to set up with the same network name and password (I deleted the old network and started again). You can also use existing Decos as well but as they were playing up, I decided just to use these 3. So far, the speed test has yielded 150mbps so it has done the job I bought it for, albeit for a pretty penny. I hope these last at least 10 years! A noteworthy point is these are pretty large and obvious. The M3s were hidden against various walls but these are almost like a Sonos speaker in size and appearance and can't be hidden as easily (or lain sideways apparently). The plugs are also giant compared to the M3!

Was nervous purchasing this but I shouldn’t have been. My house is an L shape with the fibre coming in at the corner. All walls are solid blockwork. I’ve previously had an Amplifi Alien router which was great when closer to it but lost signal fast. Used 5 range extenders but there was still wifi dead spots. Along comes the Deco. Now I have great WiFi throughout the house and into the garden with no dead spots. Brilliant so far. It was tricky to get my fibre settings to work but once set up it’s being running perfectly. Love it. 1gb fibre that I’m getting 5-600mb at the far end of the house. Brilliant