TP-Link Deco X50(3-Pack) AX3000 Mesh System, AI-Driven, Coverage up to 6500ft², 3000 Mbps Gigabit Dual Band Router, WiFi Extender Booster, Gaming & 4K, Alexa & Google Home

Very easy to setup & install. Solved connectivity issues for multiple devices, network speed and dead zone. Worth recommending.

I’m really impressed with this Deco X50. Setup was incredibly easy through the app, and the Wi-Fi 6 speeds are a noticeable jump from my old router. Triple Ports: Having 3 Gigabit ports on a single unit is a huge plus for wired devices. Compact Design: It looks modern and doesn't have messy antennas sticking out. Performance: Handles 4K streaming and multiple devices without any lag. Expandable: Love that I can just add another Deco unit later if I need more range. Note: It covers my space well, but if you have a very large home or thick walls, you might eventually want a second unit for a full mesh experience. Highly recommended for a reliable, "set it and forget it" home network!

Very very easy to setup. Works instantly. Getting very good speeds, according to the plan i have which is 300Mbps. Mesh system is good. The only thing to note is that, the range is a bit less. Could not cover the entire 3200sqft of my apartment, because too many walls between 2 devices. Have to order 1 morr unit to cover the entire house with strong strength. The app is also very easy to use. Would definitely recommend. Also future proofs the setup as it can support upto 2Gbps speeds.

Download speed is extremely good.

Marvelous piece of tech in budget. Just enough to cover a G+1 floor house (of around 3000sqft) No network or speed drops. Pierces through the walls and concretes Set up takes under 5 mins if you, just follow the steps on the Deco app. Connnect the nodes using a cat6 cable and see the magic. (Not very effective in wireless, speed drops) Fantastic build and design. The price could go down during a sale., but im sure you wont regret buying Deco X50, there are other models, but this fits my need and at a perfect price. No more disconnection or reconnect when you move across floors. For the best outcome, place the nodes at diagonal ends of both floors. I read that the AI takes time to adjust based on oir usage, but it offered a great coverage right out of the box

Works without any issue. I had the lower config X30 in my earlier home. However, when we moved, the new home had a different setup with a master entry point that provided a wired connection in all other rooms. The Internet guy suggested X50 as it allows for 1 in and 2 out, which was needed at the point of entry. Since the house is big, I went for a 3-box (recommended for houses over 2500sqft carpet area). The Internet guy took care of the installation. He also recommended a mini UPS to overcome connectivity issues with the diesel generator setup. It’s been over a month and zero issues till date. Signal is strong across the home, though you might see a 1-2s signal drop when moving across rooms on a video call. I believe another repeater can solve this single problem, though it occurs too infrequently to bother with.

Well there is lot of hype around this product. I feel this is more useful for houses which doesn’t have walls and kept at the centre of the house. That’s how it works. If you live in cities, have thick walls and 3-4 rooms then don’t expect much from this device. My default router provided by Airtel and now excitel do perform equal to this device. And if you have old devices like printers or camera then also you can expect Wi-Fi connection issues. In my case it didn’t work with Canon printer on 2.4ghz and on EZVIZ cameras.

I have a 3 bedroom apartment and I was using T p link Acher C6. It is wifi5 router. I used to experience the speed drop in rooms away from router. Deco X50 worked like a charm. I bought a set of two. the router was replaced by one unit and other unit was placed at 15 feet distance in the line of sight. Now each room gets the same speed as supplied by isp. I am using I-ON fibre connection. when i was configuring , i was unable to connect as I-ON binds the router MAC to connection. So i had to call them and the did. reset of MAC. So if you buy deco and try configuring yourself, you can but if the connection fails call your internet provider. This is also future proof. It will support 1 Gbps speed. one important thing , it has only two frequencies 2.4 and 5.2 Ghz, so if you are connecting the second unit wirelessly then the spped at the second unit will be half of what internet provider gives. Because Deco x50 does not have a third frequency for backhaul ( sending and receiving data is fone by the 5.2 ghz freqency . i layed an ethernet cable between two units, so i get same speed across. It may be a one time hassel to lay cable , but i would suggest you to do it . The routers with wireless backhaul capabilities are very costly , almost 3 times price of deco x50. Excellent product , best result.