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frontpageMeowssi | Staff posted Feb 21, 2026 02:30 PM
frontpageMeowssi | Staff posted Feb 21, 2026 02:30 PM

3-Pack TP-Link AXE5400 WiFi 6E Deco Mesh System + Dimmable RGBW Smart Light Bulb

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$225

$368

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TP-Link/Tapo has 3-Pack TP-Link AXE5400 WiFi 6E Tri-Band Deco Mesh System (XE75) + TP-Link Dimmable RGBW Smart Light Bulb (L535E) (automatically added to cart) on sale for $249.99 - Extra 10% Off ($24.99) w/ discount code CS10OFF (apply in cart) = $224.99. Shipping is free.

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  • Price Research
    • At the time of research, this product is $24.99 lower (10% savings) w/ the included TP-Link Dimmable RGBW Smart Light Bulb ($17.99 value) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices ranging from $249.99; bundle is normally priced for $349.99
  • About the Deal
    • Must apply the listed discount code in cart for savings to apply
    • The AXE5400 features True Tri-Band (5400 Mbps) w/ WiFi 6E, connect up to 200 devices w/ coverage up to 7200 ft./3x gigabit port & HomeShield protection
    • Most customers receive their packages within 3 days of purchase
    • Offer valid while promotional offer/discount last
  • Additional Details
    • Product is eligible for 30-day hassle free return w/ purchase

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TP-Link/Tapo has 3-Pack TP-Link AXE5400 WiFi 6E Tri-Band Deco Mesh System (XE75) + TP-Link Dimmable RGBW Smart Light Bulb (L535E) (automatically added to cart) on sale for $249.99 - Extra 10% Off ($24.99) w/ discount code CS10OFF (apply in cart) = $224.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Meowssi for finding this deal

Note, must apply the listed discount code in cart for savings to apply

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • Price Research
    • At the time of research, this product is $24.99 lower (10% savings) w/ the included TP-Link Dimmable RGBW Smart Light Bulb ($17.99 value) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices ranging from $249.99; bundle is normally priced for $349.99
  • About the Deal
    • Must apply the listed discount code in cart for savings to apply
    • The AXE5400 features True Tri-Band (5400 Mbps) w/ WiFi 6E, connect up to 200 devices w/ coverage up to 7200 ft./3x gigabit port & HomeShield protection
    • Most customers receive their packages within 3 days of purchase
    • Offer valid while promotional offer/discount last
  • Additional Details
    • Product is eligible for 30-day hassle free return w/ purchase

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FatCatsFlatWallet
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i shopped for a router on SD a few months ago and i noticed that theres a lot of misinformation being parroted on these forums.
the tplink deco series is marketed as a "household and lifestyle" appliance (hence the name DECO). this line of products differ from tplinks other routers because its focused on ease of use and simple one click setups for the average technophobe consumer. an active cloud account is required to mitigate setup and changes because deployment is dynamic. they locked out more advanced features and direct access to the router and everything is meant to be managed easily via your phone from anywhere. this is by design for ease of use, not because they want to "steal yo data." if you do a search on SD there are a few other tplink routers, namely the Archer (one mesh) line or the Omada, neither requires mandatory cloud account or setup.
tplink split itself into 2 corporate entities and distanced themselves from one another. tplink systems inc. is a registered US company headquartered in Irvine, california. tplink also aggressively relocated their manufacturing facilities from china to vietnam so they wont be subject to chinese government mandates and data regulations. if you're worried about data privacy, there are many more products that you currently use that are at higher risk from companies that aren't taking such an aggressive stance to remove themselves from china.
Vulnerability Comparison (CISA Data)
Brand Actively Exploited Vulnerabilities (as of late 2025)
Cisco ~80+
D-Link ~24
Netgear ~8
TP-Link ~6
while every router is at risk, tplink is one of the safer ones according to actual statistics. tplink does pose a higher risk due to their massive market share (ie: one vulnerability would expose many more routers because there are just so many tplink routers out there) but this increased risk is systemic, not due to negligence.
i think confirmation bias plays a large part here, or maybe some people want to feel important or relevant by parroting misinformation without understanding it first. this kind of narrative creates an anti-competitive environment that translates to higher prices and less innovation for slickdealers. if you hear tplink being namedropped a lot in politics, well its just grandstanding. they need sacrificial lambs to manufacture outrage like all demagogues do.

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Feb 21, 2026 03:02 PM
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vapor22Feb 21, 2026 03:02 PM
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Wished they had usb-c ports for power instead
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i shopped for a router on SD a few months ago and i noticed that theres a lot of misinformation being parroted on these forums.
the tplink deco series is marketed as a "household and lifestyle" appliance (hence the name DECO). this line of products differ from tplinks other routers because its focused on ease of use and simple one click setups for the average technophobe consumer. an active cloud account is required to mitigate setup and changes because deployment is dynamic. they locked out more advanced features and direct access to the router and everything is meant to be managed easily via your phone from anywhere. this is by design for ease of use, not because they want to "steal yo data." if you do a search on SD there are a few other tplink routers, namely the Archer (one mesh) line or the Omada, neither requires mandatory cloud account or setup.
tplink split itself into 2 corporate entities and distanced themselves from one another. tplink systems inc. is a registered US company headquartered in Irvine, california. tplink also aggressively relocated their manufacturing facilities from china to vietnam so they wont be subject to chinese government mandates and data regulations. if you're worried about data privacy, there are many more products that you currently use that are at higher risk from companies that aren't taking such an aggressive stance to remove themselves from china.
Vulnerability Comparison (CISA Data)
Brand Actively Exploited Vulnerabilities (as of late 2025)
Cisco ~80+
D-Link ~24
Netgear ~8
TP-Link ~6
while every router is at risk, tplink is one of the safer ones according to actual statistics. tplink does pose a higher risk due to their massive market share (ie: one vulnerability would expose many more routers because there are just so many tplink routers out there) but this increased risk is systemic, not due to negligence.
i think confirmation bias plays a large part here, or maybe some people want to feel important or relevant by parroting misinformation without understanding it first. this kind of narrative creates an anti-competitive environment that translates to higher prices and less innovation for slickdealers. if you hear tplink being namedropped a lot in politics, well its just grandstanding. they need sacrificial lambs to manufacture outrage like all demagogues do.
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DerpingtonIsHereYesterday 12:32 AM
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These are nice if you just want wifi extension, however been using them for a while now and it lacks a ton of features. So, if you do not mind lack of features but you get wifi extension, then they are pretty nice.
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slicktomorrowYesterday 01:55 AM
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Do these still include free parental controls (not requiring a monthly subscription cost)?
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adamantYesterday 06:51 AM
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Quote from slicktomorrow :
Do these still include free parental controls (not requiring a monthly subscription cost)?
6th pic makes it look like it is included in the basic (free) homeshield
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puncturepremiumYesterday 08:17 AM
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Amazon has the same thing (minus bulb) but the price is higher - you need the amazon visa to get the "same" price 249.99 + extra 10% back on card

FYI for anyone who does not need the bulb and also doesn't want to register for another account lol
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adamantYesterday 08:37 AM
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Quote from puncturepremium :
Amazon has the same thing (minus bulb) but the price is higher - you need the amazon visa to get the "same" price 249.99 + extra 10% back on card FYI for anyone who does not need the bulb and also doesn't want to register for another account lol
They must have just bumped it to 15% back with Amazon card.
Edit: just noticed it's the XE75 Pro which adds 2x 2.5Ghz ports bundle that's 15% back with Amazon visa.
https://a.co/d/0bYUwl8k
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RedElmoToday 08:27 AM
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Quote from adamant :
They must have just bumped it to 15% back with Amazon card.
Edit: just noticed it's the XE75 Pro which adds 2x 2.5Ghz ports bundle that's 15% back with Amazon visa.
https://a.co/d/0bYUwl8k
How come Amazon says that AXE4900 is a newer model and cheaper?
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Stars2laToday 08:46 AM
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Does Costco carry the same model?
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I-will-win-onedayToday 09:04 AM
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good deal. ty
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shyboyToday 12:50 PM
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check 1 star reviews on amzn. Looks pretty bad

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