TP-Link Deco X60 WiFi 6 AX3000-3 Pack - Whole-Home Mesh Wi-Fi System (Renewed)

Tenía problemas constantes de señal en mi casa de tres pisos, sobre todo en el último nivel. Desde que instalé el TP-Link Deco X60, eso quedó en el pasado. La cobertura es completa, no importa si estoy en el escritorio del tercer piso o viendo una película en el primer nivel, la conexión se mantiene fuerte y estable.Lo configuré en minutos con la app, que es bastante intuitiva. Me gustó que puedo ver quién está conectado y hasta pausar el WiFi si necesito más ancho de banda para una videollamada. Además, con varios dispositivos conectados al mismo tiempo, no se siente caída en la velocidad.Definitivamente, fue una excelente inversión. Si tienes una casa grande o de varios pisos, lo recomiendo con los ojos cerrados.

Llego sin complicaciones y buen estado.Referente al funcionamiento excelente 👍🏻

I waited a few weeks to review this product to assure that there were no glitches. I'm extremely delighted with this product. The TP-Link Deco X60 WiFi 6 AX3000-3 Pack was very easy to install. I used this to replace my Verizon Gig router which caused a number of compatibility issues. I simply powered up the first Deco unit and connected it to the Verizon Ethernet cable. This now became my router. I followed the step by step directions on the app. I entered the Wifi name and ISP provided password and after a few seconds the router was connected to the internet. Then using my cell phone to monitor signal strength from the router I was able to determine where to place the two mesh extension devices. They were auto discovered by the router. I now have excellent signal throughout my 3,000 square foot 2 story house including my garage and most of my back yard. By opting for the factory renewed and certified system I was able to save more the $100 over the price quoted by Best Buy.

compared to other brands, the price is just the best and you get basically what you need. The connection goes easy and whatever device you use, it can all be a router or a client. The X60 is value for money, has AX with a maximum of 3000 Mbps divided properly over 2.4 and 5 Ghz. Great you can put 'guest' also on 2.4 or both and prioritizing connections is also a nice option. Although, the app is clean but very limited and a lot of tweak possibilities are lacking. Conclusion, great for someone who just wants to connect it all and leave the mesh in peace afterwards (or minimal adjusting), but control freaks and tweakers will be disappointed... It's a bit up to you.

The X60 works fine as advertised. Setup with the phone app was quick.WiFi and wired connections are solid with no dropouts or freezes.Initial performance was disappointing until I searched and found a forum that advisedsetting the ISP bandwidth in the More => QOS panel.Setting up my printer was tedious because it had a static IP that was not what Deco wantedand would not mount. I had to factory reset the printer and restart it,then set the static IP from the OS, then delete and re-add the printer in the OS.The US power brick is designed so that plugging it into a desktop UPS is very difficult.The body of the power brick tries to cover several sockets. Wish the plug could rotate.

Have to say I was pretty excited about this Wifi Mesh, was changing my old system that is 5 years old, so I was looking to see better speeds and connectivity from the X60 TP-Link Mesh. Downloaded the app, not so good, they can probably work better on it, took 1 of the towers 2 times in order to connect. Finally, everything connected, 2 floor home, cement walls, let's try it out!Ran SpeedTest app, getting good speed, seeing the speed in the Deco App, from Mbps, it was Kbps! What is going on? Tried changing cables, still the same, so I tried it running apps and streaming.. everything worked fine. Suddenly at hour 7 of having set up this new (renewed) one of the towers gets off line, went to check, the machine is off. Checked the power connection, it was good, but the tower not turning on. Grabbed another tower and checked with that cable... not turning on.. you know what, not worth it. I paid $460 for my first mesh system, and here I was thinking, technology and time have made them a lot cheaper... well yes and no, you get what you paid for. I would truly give it a -5 overall. Oh yes, tried calling customer service for Tp-link.. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME!!!!!

Setup was a bit complex at first as one Deco x60 used for connecting to the router kept disconnecting. After swapping that, all went smoothly. Adding additional Decos, was a breeze. On average it takes less than a minute to add a deco.I am upgrading from TP-link Deco M5.The main deco used to get around 200mbps from the modem. Now with the X60 I am getting around 300mbps. I stay in South Africa where houses are constructed using bricks and mortar. So signal in my room was usually around 30mbps with the deco m5. The x60 now delivers speeds of close to 150 mbps. My line speed is Rain 5G- with a best effort offer of at least 150mbps.In terms of speed, this deco X60 delivers. I stay in a 700sqm double storey House, but now the whole house now delivers around 70mbps from the furthest room.Imporove signal to all rooms, I have bought 6 deco x60 due to the design of the house.I am yet to deal with tech support as one deco keeps loosing signal. However, since it’s in the guest room, no need to stress.