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forum thread Posted by udaikumar26 • Feb 3, 2025
forum thread Posted by udaikumar26 • Feb 3, 2025

TP Link Deco X25 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System $99.99 at BJ's Wholesale

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Original Poster
Feb 3, 2025
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udaikumar26
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Feb 3, 2025
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Anyone has this? Is this good for a 2200sq.ft home networking?
Feb 6, 2025
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toosoonjr
Feb 6, 2025
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Solid performance on my 3000sq.ft property, excellent deal. Send it.
Feb 8, 2025
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tshrimp
Feb 8, 2025
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Might want to do a web search for TP-Link security to see if this router is right for you.
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Hoodedcrow
Feb 11, 2025
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Quote from udaikumar26 :
Anyone has this? Is this good for a 2200sq.ft home networking?
Our house, built around 1918, has three stories, though it's not as large as yours. It features a central fireplace that extends through all three floors.

One challenge we face is that the thick brick walls interfere with the Wi-Fi signal. Currently, I have the router unit assigned to the second floor. We only have two units, so one on the first floor, positioned so that the signal travels diagonally through the floor, effectively bypassing the brick fireplace.

In modern homes, having a clear line of sight is essential for optimal Wi-Fi performance, especially around metal heating and AC ductwork. Metal shelves, whiteboards, and large aquariums can all weaken the signal significantly.

The key is not to maximize the distance between units but to place them where you still achieve a good working Wi-Fi connection, and then expand from that point.

This brand I'm familiar with allows for effective backhauling over Wi-Fi. You can also set up a wired backhaul on any unit.

If you don't have a basement, three units should be sufficient. The advantage of this brand is that every unit can function as a router or access point.

If you decide to upgrade to Wi-Fi 7, you can move the existing router unit into the mesh network and install the new units around it. The older units should be placed at the edges of your coverage area.

To answer your questions, it probably will work, you could do worse, in buying. It's just difficult to say without seeing the house.

We run 2 high def security cameras, they are connected by a 4 port switch to the first floor unit, by wire, backhauling by wifi upstairs. TV downstairs runs off that unit.

Worst case in a 3, 4 plus mesh, you might have to backhaul by wire, these units usually have 2 network ports.
Last edited by Hoodedcrow February 10, 2025 at 05:22 PM.

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