MERCUSYSAX6000 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System, Coverage up to 6,000 ft² (550 m²), Connect over 150 Devices, 1024-QAM, 2.5 Gbps Multi-Gig Ports, Dual Band Wi-Fi, Easy App Control, Halo H90X (2-pack)

We have a fibre 900 broadband package at home from BT and have been getting by wifi the BT smart hub 2 plus the wifi extender disks but considering we’ve got a 900mbps line the wifi has been average. Since installing the AX6000 mesh system we’re now getting super fast speeds through out the house, last test download speed was 600mbps and upload was 104 mbps. The system is really easy to set up using the free app. Top tip, once set up turn off your routers wifi completely (modem only mode) and then rename your new network with the same WiFi name and password which the your original wifi router had (in my case it was the BT name and password), by doing this all your devices will automatically connect to the new network.Seriously can’t recommend this product enough, great value for money and has significantly increased the coverage and speed of our home wifi

UPDATE 7/11/2023 - TP Link have provided me with beta firmware that actually fixes the issue I describe below! I now have no hesitation recommending this product. Their support was fantastic, and they worked with me to first reproduce and then fix the problem in the firmware. I wasn't expecting this to be fixable, and not as fast as it was. Fantastic.I got them to replace my aging Netgear Orbi setup. The nodes are very easy to setup, wifi coverage seems great and all devices I own (at lot of them) can connect and reach the internet. All good so far...However, there is a massive flaw that will make these unusable for advanced users.You have one "main node" and two "satellite nodes". Any device that is connected to one satellite cannot see any devices connected to the other satellite. No ping and no direct connection - it's like they don't even exist. Packets are just not sent between the satellites.This will probably go unnoticed by the average user that just wants everything to connect to the internet, but if you need to communicate between devices (e.g. I have raspberry Pis running a Plex Media Server and also Octoprint for my 3d printers) this is not going to work. It's therefore completely useless to me.I've spoken at length to TP-Link (Mercusys) support. They have yet to provide a solution for this. Seems to me like it was simply overlooked in the firmware! I am going to give them a few more days to provide a solution and, if not, I'm sending these back for a refund.

Changed my broadband to full fibre and the new router was not strong enough to reach some of the rooms in my house ( large with 5 beds and 3 receptions). Tried to fix it with extenders with limited success.I was nervous of buying this as I am not tech savvy and it was quite expensive. I should have not worried- it was easy to set up in about 30 mins and now I have strong WiFi signal throughout the whole house. With my 500mbs broadband in one room I was getting an inconsistent 7-20mbs and we get 200+mbs. I am delighted with the result and the purchase was worth every penny. We can stream tv in multi rooms at the same time without problem.

Perfect

item is very perfect quality and wifi strong

I have wondered about the benefits of WiFi 6 so I am pleased to say everything is noticeably “snappier” using the Mercusys AX6000 compared to our previous WiFi 5 mesh.Installation and setup was straightforward and this included entering the BT access details and our previous SSID and password. The management app actually works as intended.We are only 2 days in so this just a quick, subjective initial impression. Happy so far.The Amazon page shows the wrong part number though. I bought the AX6000 so I can use wired backhaul for the two satellites. That might help with the excellent performance.

I tried linksys Atlas pro volp AX5400 and Asus zinwifi 6 AX3000 XD5 . THE Halo H90X was much mor better and easy to configure and also was much better for long distance signal hold between meshs.Also its much mor cheaper.

Not bad entry-level devices, but they are essentially plug-and-play and just work. Once set up correctly you simply forget about them. This was bought as an upgrade for a client and they are super happy with it.