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Model: TP-Link Deco X20 - Wi-Fi system - 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax - desktop

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About This Product
    Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)
    Reviews: 12,230 Amazon Reviews
    Product Name: TP-Link Deco WiFi 6 Mesh System(Deco X20) - Covers up to 5800 Sq.Ft. , Replaces Wireless Routers and Extenders(3-Pack, 6 Ethernet Ports in total, supports Wired Ethernet Backhaul)
    Manufacturer: TP-Link
    Model Number: Deco X20(3-pack)
    Product SKU: B085Z35GY6
    UPC: 840030700330
    ASIN: B085Z35GY6
    Brand: TP-Link
    Item Dimensions LxWxH: 14.7 x 5 x 11 inches
    Item model number: Deco X20(3-pack)
    Manufacturer: TP-Link
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    I got the ax1800 in 2021, which is also the year it got its last firmware update. I've never had a router that doesn't get some sort of semi regular security update and promised features like being able to pick which device went to which satellite have never materialised.
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    Yeah they are pretty reliable plug and forget devices as long as you don't want to do anything more than basic. It's just in today's less than secure cyber world it's weird to me that it hasn't had a single update in years.

    You will also tear your hair out in frustration when it decides to assign a device to a satellite halfway across the house when it's sitting right next to a closer satellite.
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    Heads up on that PCIe Wi-Fi 6 card!! I bought the AX3000 in April 2021 because I moved into a new house and in twenty+ years I've never had to use Wi-Fi on my main desktop PC! I was gonna run cable but the AX3000 was always a perfect 866/866 Wi-Fi 5 connection to my Google Nest mesh.

    Well, I bought the Nest Wi-Fi Pro with an offer they gave me in December 2022, so a few months ago I thought I'd upgrade and get the newer PCI-e card from TP-Link!

    The AXE5400 is CRAZY, I generally have the full down\up speedtest of 700-900mbps (AT&T Fiber), and Windows shows my connection speed to the router is usually between 1200/1200 and 2000/2000.

    Also, I double checked, and it's also on sale with a bigger discount than the AX3000 that OP linked to!

    -31% -- $54.99
    List Price: $79.99

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09VCVT...deals09-20

    Last: it does include Bluetooth 5.3 on mine (it says my AXE5400 is "v2" or "2.6", I forgot, but I just looked at the TP-Link product page and they have up to a v3 for the hardware on it.

    There was even a note somewhere that it IS 5.3 Bluetooth even though the box that it came in was still showing 5.2 printed on it. I confirmed it does work with 5.3.
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    10-10-2023 at 06:08 AM.

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    10-10-2023 at 06:08 AM.
    I got the ax1800 in 2021, which is also the year it got its last firmware update. I've never had a router that doesn't get some sort of semi regular security update and promised features like being able to pick which device went to which satellite have never materialised.
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    10-10-2023 at 06:10 AM.
    10-10-2023 at 06:10 AM.
    Quote from americanadian :
    I got the ax1800 in 2021, which is also the year it got its last firmware update. I've never had a router that doesn't get some sort of semi regular security update and promised features like being able to pick which device went to which satellite have never materialised.
    However these get universal praise in reviews. I am still on the older Google mesh system and need an upgrade. This is tempting.
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    10-10-2023 at 06:13 AM.
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    Quote from ChrisC7705 :
    However these get universal praise in reviews. I am still on the older Google mesh system and need an upgrade. This is tempting.
    I am in the same boat! My Google Wifi system has been constantly dropping it's wifi for 3-10 seconds, which means death in most games. I have 5 APs, though, since I have an old 2 story, brick house.

    I just can't wrap my head around the differences of these TP-Link mesh systems, other than minor details and the cost!
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    10-10-2023 at 06:17 AM.
    10-10-2023 at 06:17 AM.
    Quote from ChrisC7705 :
    However these get universal praise in reviews. I am still on the older Google mesh system and need an upgrade. This is tempting.

    Yeah they are pretty reliable plug and forget devices as long as you don't want to do anything more than basic. It's just in today's less than secure cyber world it's weird to me that it hasn't had a single update in years.

    You will also tear your hair out in frustration when it decides to assign a device to a satellite halfway across the house when it's sitting right next to a closer satellite.
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    10-10-2023 at 06:22 AM.
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    Quote from americanadian :
    I got the ax1800 in 2021, which is also the year it got its last firmware update. I've never had a router that doesn't get some sort of semi regular security update and promised features like being able to pick which device went to which satellite have never materialised.

    Seems odd. My Deco M5 still have an update every few months.
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    Somehow I just don't trust this brand. They sell your data vs Netgear
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    10-10-2023 at 06:31 AM.
    Quote from SplendidHorn4071 :
    Seems odd. My Deco M5 still have an update every few months.

    I just double checked the Deco website and there are now 9 separate versions of the ax1800. From V1 to V4.6. Perhaps I'm just unlucky to have one of the earliest builds that no longer gets updated but who knows how new the stock is they are selling at a discount.

    https://www.tp-link.com/us/suppor.../#Firmware
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    10-10-2023 at 06:38 AM.
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    Planning to get ax1800. Wanted to get feedback from someone who has this and the coverage
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    10-10-2023 at 06:39 AM.
    Heads up on that PCIe Wi-Fi 6 card!! I bought the AX3000 in April 2021 because I moved into a new house and in twenty+ years I've never had to use Wi-Fi on my main desktop PC! I was gonna run cable but the AX3000 was always a perfect 866/866 Wi-Fi 5 connection to my Google Nest mesh.

    Well, I bought the Nest Wi-Fi Pro with an offer they gave me in December 2022, so a few months ago I thought I'd upgrade and get the newer PCI-e card from TP-Link!

    The AXE5400 is CRAZY, I generally have the full down\up speedtest of 700-900mbps (AT&T Fiber), and Windows shows my connection speed to the router is usually between 1200/1200 and 2000/2000.

    Also, I double checked, and it's also on sale with a bigger discount than the AX3000 that OP linked to!

    -31% -- $54.99
    List Price: $79.99

    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09VCVT...deals09-20

    Last: it does include Bluetooth 5.3 on mine (it says my AXE5400 is "v2" or "2.6", I forgot, but I just looked at the TP-Link product page and they have up to a v3 for the hardware on it.

    There was even a note somewhere that it IS 5.3 Bluetooth even though the box that it came in was still showing 5.2 printed on it. I confirmed it does work with 5.3.
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    10-10-2023 at 06:39 AM.
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    I purchased the ax3000 (x55) during the July Prime day. It was $229 regularly and dropped to $179. I'm not sure how great a deal that model is at $239. Maybe inflation?
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    10-10-2023 at 06:40 AM.
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    Tp Link Mesh system is awesome. I have a Netgear CM1100 3.1 pair with Deco 60 and have not had any issue in the last 2 years. Their connection speed is very consistent and does cover around 7000 square feet.
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    10-10-2023 at 07:14 AM.
    10-10-2023 at 07:14 AM.
    I have a 1200sqft ranch with a finished basement and a detached 900sqft in-law apartment/garage in the back yard about 40 ft from the the main house.

    I have many smart-home appliances and lighting that are run by home assistant but has largely been neglected and fallen into disrepair until I find replacement hardware (pi 3 didn't cut it).

    I'm reading that these decos cannot be manually split by 2.4/5/6 bands which is a big problem for smart-home stuff as it's mostly 2.4.

    Wondering if it makes sense to just use my current device as a dedicated IOT router for 2.4 and separate them anyways.

    Also reading that some routers have custom management and parental monitoring and others require a subscription and others not at all.

    Also of note that my area only has service for 1Gb service until late next year so I'm not exactly on the cutting edge of speed here.

    So I guess what I'm looking for is a mesh system that can cover the ranch, basement, backyard and garage that can be tinkered with and doesn't require a subscription. OpenVPN or similar compatibility would be a nice bonus as well. Seamless 2.4 IOT compatibility would be ideal as well.

    Fairly overwhelmed at mesh options out there.
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    Quote from americanadian :
    I just double checked the Deco website and there are now 9 separate versions of the ax1800. From V1 to V4.6. Perhaps I'm just unlucky to have one of the earliest builds that no longer gets updated but who knows how new the stock is they are selling at a discount.

    https://www.tp-link.com/us/suppor.../#Firmware
    Yeah I was just about to point that out, TP-Link refreshes the hardware versions a lot, so if you were on the OG its why you have not got one in awhile. In most cases good or bad if it works it works, as for network security that is now done primarily through self updating software no longer firmware, so you dont see as many updates. The firmware is usually to address a hardware upgrade or add additional features to the product itself.
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