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2-Pack TP-Link Deco W2400 AC1200 Mesh Wi-Fi Router System $25.03 Home Depot YMMV
$25.03
ac1200 is fine for my parents who only use the internet for email, facetime and youtube
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Created 05-13-2021
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My girlfriend and I have some dead spots in our house. She bought, I believe, a Motorola/Arris all-in-one modem/router against my advisement. Would these work by pairing to the router portion of our modem/router and act as extenders in the areas we have dead spots? Is it as simple as pairing to the router and them plugging into outlets in those areas with dead spots? Would I be able to keep the same SSID as I'm currently using from my modem/router? Looking for something I don't have to hardwire back to the modem/router and trying to avoid having to have all our tech log into a new SSID. If I have to do either of those that I'll just find a better permanent solution.
I am looking for a short term solution before we upgrade to something better. She is a student and does a lot of online work but nothing that demands the highest speed. Just need a reliable connection to the WiFi
My girlfriend and I have some dead spots in our house. She bought, I believe, a Motorola/Arris all-in-one modem/router against my advisement. Would these work by pairing to the router portion of our modem/router and act as extenders in the areas we have dead spots? Is it as simple as pairing to the router and them plugging into outlets in those areas with dead spots? Would I be able to keep the same SSID as I'm currently using from my modem/router? Looking for something I don't have to hardwire back to the modem/router and trying to avoid having to have all our tech log into a new SSID. If I have to do either of those that I'll just find a better permanent solution.
I am looking for a short term solution before we upgrade to something better. She is a student and does a lot of online work but nothing that demands the highest speed. Just need a reliable connection to the WiFi
Hope that helps
SO, I have a question similar to the poster above - I followed the instructions, set up both units, got connected, updated firmware, completed all steps using Deco app. Switched to "access point", though the app kinda sidestepped this part and didn't prompt it. What I was expecting to get was something of an extender, seamless strong wifi coverage from room to room. Instead I have two separate wifi's - the original internet provider modem and the TP-Link Mesh, the original is piss poor in rooms further away from the router, while TP-Link wifi signal is strong. So what is the solution? Do I need to switch from one wifi to another as I walk from room to room or floor to floor? That sucks. Do I need to rename the TP-Link wifi? I can't have 2 wifi points with the same name, meaning I need to rename the original wifi and then rename the TP-Link using the original name, so I don't have the reprogram and rescan all my current connected devices. Ugh.
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Just FYI, it also had $75 sticker in store near me but when scanned, price came out $25. Hope that helps.
SO, I have a question similar to the poster above - I followed the instructions, set up both units, got connected, updated firmware, completed all steps using Deco app. Switched to "access point", though the app kinda sidestepped this part and didn't prompt it. What I was expecting to get was something of an extender, seamless strong wifi coverage from room to room. Instead I have two separate wifi's - the original internet provider modem and the TP-Link Mesh, the original is piss poor in rooms further away from the router, while TP-Link wifi signal is strong. So what is the solution? Do I need to switch from one wifi to another as I walk from room to room or floor to floor? That sucks. Do I need to rename the TP-Link wifi? I can't have 2 wifi points with the same name, meaning I need to rename the original wifi and then rename the TP-Link using the original name, so I don't have the reprogram and rescan all my current connected devices. Ugh.
That's too bad. The info from the website says it has it, but that's probably just general info for the rest of the series then. I'd suggest copying the old router/wifi info to your new setup, and then disable / bridge the router portion of the combo unit then.
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