TP-Link Deco AXE5300 Wi-Fi 6E Tri-Band Whole-Home Mesh Wi-Fi System, 3-Pack (Renewed)

I’ve been using this system for about a year. Works great and provides good coverage. No issues whatsoever and very easy to setup or add another unit.

I saved a little with a refurbish unit that works the same as a brand new one, just without all the new packaging. I don't mind because all that stuff is going into recycling or trash.Setting up the unit was easy. Although I had to reset one of the mesh unit multiple times to get it to recognize the wifi signal. I could've used one to cover the whole house (2100 sq/ft), but chose to use all three-mesh unit using one as a router and other two for support. Have not used the back haul yet due to lines are Coax connection. I did have to reconnect all my smart home devices onto the new network, it was a pain, but took time.Speeds have increased and so far, not had any drop in connection among my smart home set up. I've got one unit upstairs and the other two downstairs opposite of each other. So far everything is working great and I'm happy with performance and set up.

These do a great job broadcasting Wi-Fi throughout my house and yard. My only complaint is that the interface has very limited settings—features like bandwidth control, parental controls, and filtering are either missing or require an additional fee for parental controls.For the average user, these are perfect. I have a 2100 sq. ft. house, and I can go about 70 to 100 feet away before disconnecting. However, if you start adjusting network settings, these can be a bit of a hassle to work with.

One thing to help troubleshooting at the end of this. The setup with these went really smoothly. I like the app. What I like the most is how simple they are. All three units are identical. So whichever one you plug in first because the primary router and the other ones become the satellites. So this means that you could keep on expanding if you wanted since you just need to keep adding satellites. Since these were renewed I knew there was a chance that I would run into an issue. So one of my satellites didn't work. I didn't want to send everything back to Amazon since I had already set it all up and everything else was working. So I just contacted the seller directly, spoke to a real person in Brooklyn. She sent me an RMA label for the faulty satellite, and about a week later I received a replacement satellite which worked perfectly. Also, in the meantime, all of our devices just connected to the next-closest unit, which still gave us good connections for what we needed. But now that all three are in the system again I do feel that we have better throughput wherever we go.One note you may like to know is that even if you set up your new network with the same name and password as the old one, not all of your devices will connect to it automatically. If this happened, all I had to do was turn wi-fi off and on on the device, and then it reconnected and was good. I'm sure if you understand networking this will make sense to you. But an easy fix for anyone.

We have an old house made of bricks, which seems impenetrable for many WiFi router systems. This 3-pack is inexpensive and has an admirable throughput all around the house. The speeds are very good too. And it regularly updates itself without a hitch (so far!). We decided to subscribe to the HomeShield software, which, at $40 a year, is not priced outrageously. So far, so good.

I have a farm that deals with the public. I bought 2 (total of 6 deco units) of these to cover a wide area on my farm land to accommodate those visitors. We placed them in sheds, outbuildings, and high buildings to cover more range and continue that WiFi link. All locations have electricity provided, otherwise, would not work. The connection is so very useful, even going very far from the original source of the WIFI connection. We use Star-Link as our provider, and honestly, StarLink is literally the BEST for rural options. My only gripe is the Deco unit seems to drop and reconnect a lot, even at the source. But, I figure, not bad for free services we offer to the public at the farm.

Flaky at best. No random mac prevention/whitelisting so the features are mostly useless nowadays. Guest/IoT network capabilities are lame and not well thought out.

I bought this because my old router had a dead space in my kitchen, and outside in my yard I got no signal. This Router completely eliminated all dead zones. Even at the very extents of my yard ~130ft away through a wall I am still pulling over 150Mbs on speed tests.This router was very easy to setup, very easy to use, and works great. My only problem was that I didn't realize I could setup an IoT network until after I reset all my devices to my main network so the list of IoT devices on my main network is very cluttered making it harder to manage. That said eventually I will spend the time to move items over because it will make Parental controls more manageable.