Model: TP-Link Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 Mesh Router System | 2- Mesh Routers | Deco W6000(2-pack) | 5,000 sq. ft. of WiFi Coverage
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I have the X60 system now and need another single unit (which are hard to find a deal on). Does anybody know if these W6000 units are "plug and play" mix and match with the X60 system?
I have the X60 system now and need another single unit (which are hard to find a deal on). Does anybody know if these W6000 units are "plug and play" mix and match with the X60 system?
Still seeing $151....I'm looking to replace my OnHub....debating just getting 3 pack of Nest WiFi or try to find WiFi6.....not sure how many devices I have that will actually utilize WiFi 6 yet
Still seeing $151....I'm looking to replace my OnHub....debating just getting 3 pack of Nest WiFi or try to find WiFi6.....not sure how many devices I have that will actually utilize WiFi 6 yet
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Same for me now. I've reported as expired.
I have the X60 system now and need another single unit (which are hard to find a deal on). Does anybody know if these W6000 units are "plug and play" mix and match with the X60 system?
I have the X60 system now and need another single unit (which are hard to find a deal on). Does anybody know if these W6000 units are "plug and play" mix and match with the X60 system?
Walmart W6000 == X60 == Costco AX3000
Walmart W7200 == X68 == Costco AX3600
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If anybody bought two and wants just one, let me know. I'm looking for a bargain on a single.
Walmart W6000 == X60 == Costco AX3000
Walmart W7200 == X68 == Costco AX3600
W6000 <> X60
Both are AX3000 class, but they get there in different ways.
W6000 is HE160 bandwidth capable. X60 is not.
W6000 is better for pure speed, but I'm not sure many devices support 160 MHz bandwidth.
X60 is better for more simultaneous devices.
W6000
2.4 GHz at 287 Mbps x 2 streams = 600
5 Ghz at 1201 Mbps (160 MHz bandwidth) x 2 streams = 2400
3000 total
X60
2.4 GHz at 287 Mbps x 2 streams = 600
5 Ghz at 600.5 Mbps (80 MHz bandwidth) x 4 streams = 2400
3000 total
W6000 <> X60
Both are AX3000 class, but they get there in different ways.
W6000 is HE160 bandwidth capable. X60 is not.
W6000 is better for pure speed, but I'm not sure many devices support 160 MHz bandwidth.
X60 is better for more simultaneous devices.
W6000
2.4 GHz at 287 Mbps x 2 streams = 600
5 Ghz at 1201 Mbps (160 MHz bandwidth) x 2 streams = 2400
3000 total
X60
2.4 GHz at 287 Mbps x 2 streams = 600
5 Ghz at 600.5 Mbps (80 MHz bandwidth) x 4 streams = 2400
3000 total
Yeah. They'd probably work OK together, but maybe not optimally. I don't know enough about the details to really say for sure.
I've got the 2-pack of W6000 set up now and it seems pretty good for me. 2500 sq ft house.
How about a 3-pack of M9+ refurbs for $125?
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