I love the Deco 7 BE11000, I was annoyed to have almost no signal in my basement or backyard.I was no fan of Wifi mesh systems 10 years ago, but these new mesh systems are amazing!!!I get over 1400Mbps almost everywhere in my house and about 600-900Mbps in the backyard over wifi!!!Using the Ethernet is even crazier, my office PC now gets over 1900Mbps which is amazing and a latency of about 4ms.

I used to use Google Mesh at home. I started with three pods, but the coverage wasn't enough and I had many dead zones. Later, I bought three more to connect them all together, but the system started dropping connections frequently. Because of these issues, I decided to upgrade my network to this BE11000.The difference is huge. It feels much faster than my old setup, and just three units are now completely covering my entire house. All the basic features work perfectly. The only downside is that if you want to use the VPN feature, you have to pay extra for it, and the advanced parental control features also require an additional purchase.Overall, it is very easy to use and I am very satisfied with the upgrade.

I would buy these again if I had too. So much options and my internet it so much faster now. The wifi 7 is great too, MLO is a must.

The TP-Link Deco BE65 completely transformed my home WiFi setup. I used to get around 20 Mbps with the regular Bell modem, and now I’m consistently getting 150 Mbps. The difference is unreal. Downloads that used to take forever are now done in minutes, and streaming in 4K is buttery smooth with zero buffering. The coverage is strong in every corner of the house, and the AI-driven optimization really keeps everything running fast and stable. Setup was super easy too. Honestly, I’m beyond happy with this. WORTH EVERY PENNY!

I was a little nervous ordering this as TP-Link make so many slight variations for different markets and there are also 3 different hardware revisions and the marketing photos in the listing show the BE9300 variant, different to the description. So I was relieved when the one I wanted showed up - the latest hardware version (2.0), and the full bandwidth on all the channels (note the slightly higher 6Ghz and 5Ghz speed and 688 Mbit/s on 2.4Ghz vs 574 Mbit/s in the listing). Perfect!I've used Deco before, from M5 to X60 but decided to set this up as a whole new network rather than just adding / replacing the existing ones. I don't know what went wrong but it just wouldn't see my ISP connection and needed to be reset a few times (which itself was quite a challenge to get back to the flashing blue light). It's like the app and hardware were just out of sync. At one point I connected the previous X60 base unit which worked fine, so I tried again and finally got connected. The 2nd unit is easy to setup as it's already paired, so I was up and running. I also took the time to replace a Synology Edge Router and managed 1 Gigiabit Switch with a TP-Link TL-SG108S-M2 2.5 Gigabit switch - going for "simpler" this time round.We have one base unit in the basement, connected to the ISP modem, and the other on the 1st floor about as close to the middle of the house as is practical.I used the same SSID and password so existing devices would show up and it was easy to add the port forwarding to specific devices from the old setup so everything was up and running in no time. The network speed is faster but the most important thing is the signal strength - a camera on the far front corner of the garage had trouble connecting to the Deco X60 without one of the older Deco M5 units in the garage (which compromised other things) but connected to this directly. About half of the 50+ WiFi devices have connected to each unit. The furthest device is a camera on the back fence and that connects fine with a great signal - showing the feed of any camera is faster than it ever was before, part of the benefit of the improved network. I was keeping the Deco X60's in case I still needed to add more range anywhere but I'll donate those to a friend who's having some WiFi coverage issues.I'm pretty confident that the 2.5 gigabit networks ports and faster WiFi means that accessing the NAS for streaming and backups isn't going to impact other people using the internet so it's been a solid upgrade, especially if you can grab them at the reduced price. They are larger than the X60 - much taller but ever-so-slightly slimmer, but they aren't too ugly to have on a shelf somewhere.At some point I'll set-up the separate IoT network to move some devices to it and explore the multi-link option for devices that support it. There are plenty of parental control options in the app to limit access or reward people with more bandwidth if that's useful to you, and good control over which base unit each device connects to and the band you want it to use. It also does a good job of optimizing the network channels based on which ones your "idiot" neighbours have picked (1, 6, and 11 ONLY on 2.4 Ghz people, cmon!!!)