Walmart has 2-Pack TP-Link Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 Mesh Router System for $109. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-Day free trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Features:
Powerful WiFi 6 Performance: Experience faster speeds perfect for 4K HD streaming, online gaming, large downloads, video calls, and more
Whole-Home Coverage: Cover up to 5,000 square feet with high-performance Wi-Fi 6 and eliminate dead zones and buffering
Seamless Roaming: Create a single network name and password for your all your Decos and receive the best possible connection as you walk from room to room
Connect More Devices: Communicate with up to 150 devices simultaneously without slowing down using revolutionary OFDMA and MU-MIMO
Protect Your Data: Protect your network and data with TP-Link HomeShield™ featuring IoT protection, cyberthreat prevention, robust parental controls and comprehensive reports
Works with All Deco Models: Need more coverage? Easily pair new Deco units to your existing mesh network with the free Deco app
Upgrade to latest Wi-Fi 6 Whole Home Mesh WiFi System to experience faster speeds greater capacity and expanded coverage for homes – all shapes and sizes.[1] Two Deco W6000 units work together to provide up to 3000 Mbps of Wi-Fi 6 coverage across 5 000 sq. ft. reaching every corner of your home.[1 2 6] Seamlessly move from room to room without changing your WiFi network or experiencing buffering or lag.[3] Deco W6000 allows you to connect up to 150 devices utilizing the latest technologies such as OFDMA MU-MIMO and more.[2 4] Use parental controls to limit monitor and manage WiFi use for the whole family and for added security built-in TP-Link HomeShield™ features tools to protect your sensitive data and all connected devices from cyber threats including real-time IoT protection.[5] Decos are easy to set up with TP-Link Deco app which guides you through the setup process and work with all Internet Service Providers.
Product SKU:
609067833
UPC:
840030703027
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Walmart has 2-Pack TP-Link Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 Mesh Router System for $109. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-Day free trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Community Member thomspengler for finding this deal.
Features:
Powerful WiFi 6 Performance: Experience faster speeds perfect for 4K HD streaming, online gaming, large downloads, video calls, and more
Whole-Home Coverage: Cover up to 5,000 square feet with high-performance Wi-Fi 6 and eliminate dead zones and buffering
Seamless Roaming: Create a single network name and password for your all your Decos and receive the best possible connection as you walk from room to room
Connect More Devices: Communicate with up to 150 devices simultaneously without slowing down using revolutionary OFDMA and MU-MIMO
Protect Your Data: Protect your network and data with TP-Link HomeShield™ featuring IoT protection, cyberthreat prevention, robust parental controls and comprehensive reports
Works with All Deco Models: Need more coverage? Easily pair new Deco units to your existing mesh network with the free Deco app
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We've bought these from Walmart for $50 3 years ago. Have been rock solid on ethernet backhaul with ATT fiber 300mb. Get close to 300mb in every corner of our home with 4 of them in 6000 square ft. We haven't had to power cycle or mess with them once. Had an Amplifi HD system before and that had constant problems
Switches are so cheap, not sure why this is a concern.
I currently only have a traditional router and did not know whether switches can be used with mesh devices, if they would go between my modem and mesh device, whether there are any disadvantages to using a switch, or what specs to look for. None of these things would be issues for me if these TP Link devices had 3 ports instead of only 2.
Last edited by Marcus305 February 8, 2024 at 03:54 AM.
I recently purchased the x55 3 pack. They had them on refurb through amazon for $139.99. If im in the room with the router im getting 945mbs on wifi just through the base. If i move out to the kitchen it drops to around 150mbs. When i add a second node (no backhaul) my kitchen speed increases to ~550-675mbs. I also tried linking the 3rd to a detached garage roughly 150ft away (no backhaul). It connects at a blazing 37mbs haha.
Ive only had the system deployed for 2 weeks, setup was a breeze, good wifi speeds, intuitive software but some features locked behind paywall. I prefer ASUS+merlin software when it comes to routers but figured id give these a whirl.
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I havent had time to monkey around aside from opening up my asus and setting it to dev mode, but hopefully it's straightforward enough
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Ive only had the system deployed for 2 weeks, setup was a breeze, good wifi speeds, intuitive software but some features locked behind paywall. I prefer ASUS+merlin software when it comes to routers but figured id give these a whirl.
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