🔥 Revitalized TP-Link AC2200 Deco M9 Smart Whole Home WiFi: Unbeatable Performance at a Renewed Price Review

So let me say I haven't set up automation yet. The WiFi itself is amazing! I have 1 in the living room next to the modem. 2nd at the back of the house in my studio (5 walls across) and 3rd on the 2nd floor is the master bedroom. Speed tests via the Deko app show just over 400 Mbit/s. Now with the Ookla speed test I got 380Mbps in the living room 5 meters from Deco. The workshop had 320 Mbit/s and the master bedroom had 351 Mbit/s. Well, if those speeds aren't fast, I'm not sure what they are. I

Bought a set of three. Setup was pretty easy. I connected my whole house to remove obstacles, connected each router directly and created a network. A few days later, one of them began to disconnect from the network. Have tried several times to repeat the setup, but nothing. Called Revain and couldn't help me with the warranty and they said to contact the manufacturer direct. It was impossible, I couldn't reach her. A few days later I noticed a red dot in the app indicating a new firmware…

I know there are newer models. I got the updated M9 mainly because a friend who also has Starlink internet service uses it and had no problem setting it up. I have to admit that the mesh network setup intimidated me at first (I'm not very tech savvy). But the TP-Link mobile app made it very easy. I was glad to get a Starlink Internet Dish, but I heard the router that came with it was very basic (which is good enough for 90% of users). We installed it in our cabin in rural Montana and we have…

I've had the system for almost a week now. I've had a lot of issues, but that's due to my setup and mostly because I don't understand device prioritization. I installed three priority devices and they each had a max speed of 10Mbps. We only have 30 to work on first. This is usually great for streaming up to four Netflix shows at once. But what I didn't understand is that device prioritization reserves 10Mbps whether your device is using it or not. So by setting three devices to 10, the system…

I was very skeptical about installing a wireless mesh router system as I've heard over the past few years that they've just become famous as "extenders" (and extenders don't work very well anyway) and they've always been a bit pricey for what they seem to deliver. I'm sure other mesh systems work just as well, but TP-Link (Deco) did a very good job of building this product. It was relatively inexpensive, very easy to install (the entire process of setting up a 3-node system took about an hour…

Pros: Fast wifi, great coverage, good value for money Cons: No USB support, defective power adapter I bought this Deco system to upgrade a TP-Link Archer Replace C59 wireless router. Archer had pretty good coverage (10-30 Mbps) in our 3 story house but dropped out from time to time. It was most annoying when trying to watch hockey in the basement when the video would freeze (buffer) and then the picture quality was so poor you couldn't understand where the puck was. Using the WiFi Analyzer app,