Review on TP-Link Deco X60: Ultimate Whole-Home Mesh Wi-Fi3-Pack with WiFi 6 AX3000 by Adam Orlowski ᠌

I replaced the TP-LINK Deco X60 with a bunch of three Keenetic Air connected in a mesh wi-fi network, and in short: the cost is twice as high and the result is twice as good! The stability of the mesh network on Keenetics was not very good, largely due to the fact that the reception between the points was at C grade - now I forgot about the dumps of the network segments. Completely imperceptible switching between points and iron stability. In terms of coverage, the reception and maximum return of the tariff of 200 mb / s are twice as confident over almost the entire area of ​​\u200b\u200ba two-story house. In my conditions, the ideal recipe is two points per floor of 150 squares, on the second floor there is now one point in the middle and there are drawdowns in the far corners of the rooms. I think to take one more set: the second point on the second floor, the point on the window to cover the local area and one more point to the summer house. IMHO: If you have thick main walls, a complex layout with a large number of rooms, then for an ideal girth I recommend based on the calculation of one point per 50 squares. At the same time, one should try to place points in the corridors and in the middle, and not along the edges of this area.