TP-Link Deco X68 AX3600 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System, Tri-Band Wi-Fi, AI-Driven Mesh, Up to 7,000 sq ft Coverage, 4-7 Bed Room, Compatible with Amazon Alexa, With TP-Link HomeShield's kit, Pack of 3

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per year, and you'll a few more parental control options as well as security monitoring and intrusion protection. The Deco X68 can also work with other Deco-branded networking equipment, making it a compelling upgrade option for anyone who is already in TP-Link's hardware ecosystem. We ship all products in unopened boxes directly as received from our manufacturer in brand new and in perfect condition. Deco X68’s simple white design and delicate outer casing allow it to perfectly blend in with virtually any home décor.

If you should receive a product that has been damaged while in transit please reach out to us here within 2 Days and we will certainly be able to address your concerns. Finally, the inclusion of some basic parental controls with content filtering makes this system a great choice for families. The upload speeds on Cox are so slow that this mesh had no trouble delivering the full speed in every test location. But it provides tri-band access, with two 5 Ghz streams, which - given the X50s can reach each other with the 5 Ghz bandwidth - I'm sure means the X68 would provide a reliable wireless backhaul, at least for the one out of three nodes that isn't hardwired.

You can also trigger the Deco X68 to look for a better Wi-Fi channel in the HomeShield tab if you're getting congestion slowdown. For those who want a simple way to get a mesh system setup for their home Wi-Fi 6 network, the TP-Link x68 really has made it very easy. Android Central is part of Future US Inc, an international media group and leading digital publisher. Actual wireless data throughput and wireless coverage, and quantity of connected devices are not guaranteed and will vary as a result of network conditions, client limitations, and environmental factors, including building materials, obstacles, volume and density of traffic, and client location. Installing the system is as easy as downloading the app, selecting what unit you’re setting up, and following the instructions.

I like the idea of the X80 because seemingly, you get the same speeds as the XE75, however it's only dual band, but then again, maybe TP-Link does a good job of allocating bandwidth etc, and given we don't often have more than 20 clients on the network, we could get away with "just" a dual band setup, such as the X80? It's a confusing catch-all page for various security and performance features, including device prioritization and changing the Wi-Fi broadcast channel.TP-Link reckons a set of two nodes will cover up to 5,500 square feet, which is plenty for most houses. It covered my room at the end of the flat and was wondering if i need the second unit working, used it anyway!