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3-Pack of TP-Link Deco M5 Wi-Fi System Expired
$200
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Amazon.com has 3-Pack of TP-Link Deco M5 Wi-Fi System on sale for $249.99 - $50 w/ promotional code 50DECO = $199.99. Shipping is free. Thanks Jbh98
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- Deco M5 uses several units working together to create seamless Wi-Fi in every room. A single Deco covers up to 1,500 sq. ft, a set of three covers homes up to 4,500 sq. ft.
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TP-Link Deco M5 Wi-Fi system (Pack of 3) – Router Replacement for Secure Whole Home Coverage
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The internet then goes into any routing device that allows multiple things to connect to your one modem through other ethernet cables.
Your mesh (Google/Eero/Deco M5) is 3 separate devices. Only one needs to be plugged in to your router.
Wifi Backhaul:
If you only plug one into your router, then all of the internet from all three need to go into one. That means you get 33% of the maximum performance from each mesh device.
Ethernet Backhaul:
If you plug all three into your router through ethernet cables, you get theoretically 100% performance from each mesh device.
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I think they are about the same even though Google is the big name brand. However, you can't ignore the price at $200, which is $100 cheaper... really tempted here XD
Price match?
Aagghhh!! I meant price protection with the credit card you used to purchase
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What's a better system than this at a similar price range !? Thanks
Anyone ever try to extend their mesh networks with two different brands?
TP-Link just added ethernet backhaul in the latest firmware (170330 or later) update, but no wireless backhaul for dual band system