3-Pack TP-Link Deco Wireless Tri-Band 2.5G Home Mesh System

lebodano

Jan 30, 2026 8:40 AM

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I've been watching these for months and finally pulled the trigger although I paid more than this by $20. These have been fantastic and the coverage allowed me to go from 4 deco m9 units to only 2 of these in my 4500sqft house. Definitely recommend if in the market. I get anywhere from 650 to 1.1gb download speeds everywhere in my house including my garage.

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TealApple8201

Jan 30, 2026 8:45 AM

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The lowest I've seen this is $350. This will future proof you for the next 10 years. They just released wifi 7 phones last year

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adnantamim

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These are great. Got a 2 pack during black friday. With all the bells and whistles (wifi7, mlo, 6GHz) at a somewhat reasonable price.

Btw, set your expectations straight. Nothing beats a wired backhaul. If you can connect the decos using ethernet, you are golden.

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Bob2012

Jan 30, 2026 3:25 PM

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Is there a comparison out there to Costco's offering for $20 less? I don't mind paying more for the Amazon one as long as there's something to make it worthwhile.

https://www.costco.com/p/-/tp-lin...4000251424

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GreyShoe978

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Quote from Bob2012

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Is there a comparison out there to Costco's offering for $20 less? I don't mind paying more for the Amazon one as long as there's something to make it worthwhile.

https://www.costco.com/p/-/tp-lin...4000251424

From AI search:
The TP-Link Deco BE11000 (often Deco BE65) and BE10000 (often Deco BE63/RE653BE) are both high-performance Wi-Fi 7 mesh systems, with the BE11000 offering slightly higher speeds (11 Gbps vs. 10 Gbps), better 6 GHz bandwidth, and usually faster processing. The BE11000 is generally better for high-bandwidth gaming, while the BE10000 is a versatile, often cheaper, alternative.

Hope this helps!

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Bob2012

Jan 30, 2026 4:08 PM

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Quote from GreyShoe978

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From AI search:
The TP-Link Deco BE11000 (often Deco BE65) and BE10000 (often Deco BE63/RE653BE) are both high-performance Wi-Fi 7 mesh systems, with the BE11000 offering slightly higher speeds (11 Gbps vs. 10 Gbps), better 6 GHz bandwidth, and usually faster processing. The BE11000 is generally better for high-bandwidth gaming, while the BE10000 is a versatile, often cheaper, alternative.

Hope this helps!

Thanks! I saw that as well as the official comparison on TP-Link's own website which yielded the exact same result of just a slightly higher theoretical speed, so the Costco item appears to be the better deal for those with a membership unless I'm missing something else.

https://www.tp-link.com/us/compar...3573,80809

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fatguypoolshark

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Quote from Bob2012

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Is there a comparison out there to Costco's offering for $20 less? I don't mind paying more for the Amazon one as long as there's something to make it worthwhile.

https://www.costco.com/p/-/tp-lin...4000251424

Pretty sure the Costco you just linked is actually a SLIGHTLY better version of the BE63 on top of being a little cheaper and having Costco's returns.

Edit: Anyone know if Costco's short return policy or the lifetime one applies here? One concern I have with TPLink is they may get banned from the US, which might mean no more security updates.

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groovelite

Jan 30, 2026 4:57 PM

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Quote from lebodano

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I've been watching these for months and finally pulled the trigger although I paid more than this by $20. These have been fantastic and the coverage allowed me to go from 4 deco m9 units to only 2 of these in my 4500sqft house. Definitely recommend if in the market. I get anywhere from 650 to 1.1gb download speeds everywhere in my house including my garage.

Any recommended settings tweaks or do you just run them stock? I have the BE 65 Pro 3 unit setup and the coverage/signal strength is worse than my former Linksys Velop Wifi 6 setup with 2 units. We have several devices now that randomly disconnect due to poor signal across multiple frequencies and never had this issue on the old setup.

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chris12bong

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Quote from groovelite

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Any recommended settings tweaks or do you just run them stock? I have the BE 65 Pro 3 unit setup and the coverage/signal strength is worse than my former Linksys Velop Wifi 6 setup with 2 units. We have several devices now that randomly disconnect due to poor signal across multiple frequencies and never had this issue on the old setup.

Maybe use the app to check what channel(s) are used for the wifi connection. I believe there is an auto button that'll move to the channel with less interference.

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Armenin2001

Jan 30, 2026 8:27 PM

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Quote from fatguypoolshark

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Pretty sure the Costco you just linked is actually a SLIGHTLY better version of the BE63 on top of being a little cheaper and having Costco's returns.Edit: Anyone know if Costco's short return policy or the lifetime one applies here? One concern I have with TPLink is they may get banned from the US, which might mean no more security updates.

Life returns. Ive returned my previous deco x60 to get these in December. Got these for $200 Smilie

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623baller

Jan 30, 2026 8:54 PM

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Life returns. Ive returned my previous deco x60 to get these in December. Got these for $200 Smilie

searched and couldnt find anything on life return, how do you initiate the process?

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abstractedpudding

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Quote from 623baller

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searched and couldnt find anything on life return, how do you initiate the process?

Are you saying you can't find Costco's return policy and instructions?

https://customerservice.costco.co...-policy%3F

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airj1012

Jan 30, 2026 10:08 PM

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#1 base on Rtings https://www.rtings.com/router/rev...ifi-system

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nxh786

Jan 30, 2026 10:22 PM

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nxh786Jan 30, 2026 10:22 PM

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Deco mesh systems are great. I would recommend to get the models with 10G or 5G ports, if you want better future proofing. Consider the following model https://a.co/d/7VJzK9o

shinryuu

Jan 30, 2026 10:26 PM

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shinryuuJan 30, 2026 10:26 PM

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I have the Costco one which I believe was the same price during their Black Friday sale. I've been using it since then. It has been quite solid for me. Prior to these, I was using Asus AX86U (single unit), and a mis-mash of Asus AX units to "mesh". But, it just wasn't working well. So I figured to get these which are meant to mesh together and allow roaming, etc.
It has been working quite well. I did see that there was a firmware update on TP-Link's site, which doesn't show up on the router itself. So, I updated the firmware, and that had some strange minor issues. I then reverted the firmware back to the one that it came with (just one version prior), and it has been solid again.
TLDR: These are quite good, the Costco ones especially. Being TPLink, don't expect much in firmware upgrades, even regardless if TPLink is banned in the US or not. Being an Asus fan, these have been as solid as my Asus has been these years.

3-Pack TP-Link Deco Wireless Tri-Band 2.5G Home Mesh System

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