Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: 3-Pack TP-Link Deco AX3600 Wi-Fi 6 Tri-Band Whole-Home Mesh Wi-Fi System on sale for
$269.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
buck$ter for finding this deal.
- Note: A Costco Membership is required to purchase this item.
Key Features:- Reach Speeds up to 3.6 Gbps (3600 Mbps) with Wi-Fi 6 (802.11AX)
- Three Wi-Fi 6 Routers Cover up to 7000 Sq Ft with Seamless Wi-Fi Coverage
- Tri-Band Speed for More Devices – Three Wi-Fi bands with Dynamic Backhaul to Support up to 200 Devices
- Parent Controls
- Compatible with all Wi-Fi-Enabled Devices and Works with all Internet Service Providers
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You just admitted yourself that it is indeed being sent... whether it's for nefarious purposes or not - no need to be disparaging
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There are other possibilities, but if you are currently using a modem, then you would be using it with this mesh system.
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[Cable wall outlet] → [Modem] → [This or any other non-modem router]
There are other possibilities, but if you are currently using a modem, then you would be using it with this mesh system.
But I read somewhere, TP-Link routers sending encrypted data somewhere (I'm guessing China, because this is a Chinese owned company).
[Cable wall outlet] → [Modem] → [This or any other non-modem router]
There are other possibilities, but if you are currently using a modem, then you would be using it with this mesh system.
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This will not maximize a 1Gbps ISP connection to its full extent though, that's where you want the more costly AX5700 2 pack.
But I read somewhere, TP-Link routers sending encrypted data somewhere (I'm guessing China, because this is a Chinese owned company).
The data is being sent to their security company which monitors the home network traffic for malware even if you dont have a subscription... Same thing netgear and anyone else who has a third party offering protection, except theirs sends it even if your not paying for it and not getting the protection. Its like that across their whole new product lineup, which leads one to assume, that when they were making their base firmware they coded that as a one size fits all solution in their firmware for all their hardware.
Who would care about this, just about noone but the most privacy oriented people out there so the 1% and less.
But I read somewhere, TP-Link routers sending encrypted data somewhere (I'm guessing China, because this is a Chinese owned company).
Going to be tough not to swing for this..
This will not maximize a 1Gbps ISP connection to its full extent though, that's where you want the more costly AX5700 2 pack.
If you dont know for a fact, then dont speak about it, not a hard concept. If you want to speak about something go get educated on the topic instead of spreading assumptions.
The data is being sent to their security company which monitors the home network traffic for malware even if you dont have a subscription... Same thing netgear and anyone else who has a third party offering protection, except theirs sends it even if your not paying for it and not getting the protection. Its like that across their whole new product lineup, which leads one to assume, that when they were making their base firmware they coded that as a one size fits all solution in their firmware for all their hardware.
Who would care about this, just about noone but the most privacy oriented people out there so the 1% and less.
You just admitted yourself that it is indeed being sent... whether it's for nefarious purposes or not - no need to be disparaging
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This will not maximize a 1Gbps ISP connection to its full extent though, that's where you want the more costly AX5700 2 pack.
If you dont know for a fact, then dont speak about it, not a hard concept. If you want to speak about something go get educated on the topic instead of spreading assumptions.
The data is being sent to their security company which monitors the home network traffic for malware even if you dont have a subscription... Same thing netgear and anyone else who has a third party offering protection, except theirs sends it even if your not paying for it and not getting the protection. Its like that across their whole new product lineup, which leads one to assume, that when they were making their base firmware they coded that as a one size fits all solution in their firmware for all their hardware.
Who would care about this, just about noone but the most privacy oriented people out there so the 1% and less.
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