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Resale - Like New: Deco 7 Pro Tri-Band WiFi 7 BE10000 Whole Home Mesh System

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Amazon Resale via Amazon has Deco 7 Pro Tri-Band WiFi 7 BE10000 Whole Home Mesh System (Resale - Like New, Deco BE63(3-Pack)) on sale for $199.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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  • TP-Link Deco Wi-Fi 7 BE10000 3-pack mesh; up to 7,600 sq ft; 200+ devices
  • Tri-band: 5,188 Mbps (6 GHz), 4,324 Mbps (5 GHz), 574 Mbps (2.4 GHz); speed varies with conditions, distance, and walls
  • Ports: four 2.5G WAN/LAN, 10G WAN/LAN, USB 3.0
  • Simultaneous wired and wireless backhaul (needs at least two Deco units)
  • Single SSID; AI roaming
  • HomeShield network protection, parental controls, IoT security; VPN client and server; VPN and regular internet at once
  • Deco app setup and firmware updates; separate modem required
  • Works with other Deco units, prior Wi-Fi generations, and any ISP

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  • Condition Note: No packaging damage observed during inspection. Item will come in original packaging.
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Amazon Resale via Amazon has Deco 7 Pro Tri-Band WiFi 7 BE10000 Whole Home Mesh System (Resale - Like New, Deco BE63(3-Pack)) on sale for $199.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
  • Note: You may need to look under the Other sellers on Amazon section on the page to see this offer.
Details:
  • TP-Link Deco Wi-Fi 7 BE10000 3-pack mesh; up to 7,600 sq ft; 200+ devices
  • Tri-band: 5,188 Mbps (6 GHz), 4,324 Mbps (5 GHz), 574 Mbps (2.4 GHz); speed varies with conditions, distance, and walls
  • Ports: four 2.5G WAN/LAN, 10G WAN/LAN, USB 3.0
  • Simultaneous wired and wireless backhaul (needs at least two Deco units)
  • Single SSID; AI roaming
  • HomeShield network protection, parental controls, IoT security; VPN client and server; VPN and regular internet at once
  • Deco app setup and firmware updates; separate modem required
  • Works with other Deco units, prior Wi-Fi generations, and any ISP

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Condition Note: No packaging damage observed during inspection. Item will come in original packaging.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
  • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.

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I have a 3-pack installed for a few months now and it works well but I would not recommend it because of one problem that has been impossible to solve. I have a two story house with the 3 nodes spread out. Whenever I am walking around in the house the phone drops wifi connection for a second or two while it switches from one node to another. I see this issue is common looking at reddit etc. I have tried all the fixes that you can find online but it doesn't help. I did not have this issue with a previous older version of Orbi mesh system.
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Yesterday 4:50 PM
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bubagumpYesterday 4:50 PM
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I have a 3-pack installed for a few months now and it works well but I would not recommend it because of one problem that has been impossible to solve. I have a two story house with the 3 nodes spread out. Whenever I am walking around in the house the phone drops wifi connection for a second or two while it switches from one node to another. I see this issue is common looking at reddit etc. I have tried all the fixes that you can find online but it doesn't help. I did not have this issue with a previous older version of Orbi mesh system.
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Yesterday 4:53 PM
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rubbercatYesterday 4:53 PM
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Great value especially factoring in the integrated 2.5GB switch. The Deco app is painfully basic if you're used to something like OpenWrt let alone Ubiquiti but you can easily put them into access point mode for use with a dedicated router of your choice.
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Yesterday 6:21 PM
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GametheoryYesterday 6:21 PM
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Quote from rubbercat View quoted comment :
Great value especially factoring in the integrated 2.5GB switch. The Deco app is painfully basic if you're used to something like OpenWrt let alone Ubiquiti but you can easily put them into access point mode for use with a dedicated router of your choice.
This..I use these as APs only with a Ubiquiti Router and get both granular functionality of Ubiquiti with the reliability and ease of use of these APs at more of budget cost vs going for a Ubiquiti only setup.
Yesterday 7:59 PM
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TwitchieYesterday 7:59 PM
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My fiber ISP requires I use their modem, which is fine. It's a good Motorola and always gives me reliable 1Gbps speed. I have 5 of these APs spread over our acre lot and home. I use wired backhaul thru a 2.5Gbps switch. Future proofing. I stream music or whatever anywhere on our property without the need for cellular data. When I'm on the mower, I have music in my earbuds without any drops. This is the 2nd set of these I've purchased. I started with a model that had a smaller coverage area and fewer features and then upgraded after a couple years. I have no compaints with mine.
Yesterday 8:04 PM
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liqwickedYesterday 8:04 PM
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Quote from rubbercat View quoted comment :
Great value especially factoring in the integrated 2.5GB switch. The Deco app is painfully basic if you're used to something like OpenWrt let alone Ubiquiti but you can easily put them into access point mode for use with a dedicated router of your choice.
google wifi app is way worse
Yesterday 8:17 PM
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jctimYesterday 8:17 PM
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Quote from Twitchie View quoted comment :
My fiber ISP requires I use their modem, which is fine. It's a good Motorola and always gives me reliable 1Gbps speed. I have 5 of these APs spread over our acre lot and home. I use wired backhaul thru a 2.5Gbps switch. Future proofing. I stream music or whatever anywhere on our property without the need for cellular data. When I'm on the mower, I have music in my earbuds without any drops. This is the 2nd set of these I've purchased. I started with a model that had a smaller coverage area and fewer features and then upgraded after a couple years. I have no compaints with mine.
Are you using any of them outdoors? Or are they scattered across sheltered structures throughout your property?
Yesterday 9:02 PM
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element72Yesterday 9:02 PM
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Quote from bubagump View quoted comment :
I have a 3-pack installed for a few months now and it works well but I would not recommend it because of one problem that has been impossible to solve. I have a two story house with the 3 nodes spread out. Whenever I am walking around in the house the phone drops wifi connection for a second or two while it switches from one node to another. I see this issue is common looking at reddit etc. I have tried all the fixes that you can find online but it doesn't help. I did not have this issue with a previous older version of Orbi mesh system.
wat the heck. that's the whole purpose of a mesh system; it's meant to solve that and remove wifi extenders (and other names they go by).

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Yesterday 9:18 PM
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sigchidjYesterday 9:18 PM
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Quote from bubagump View quoted comment :
I have a 3-pack installed for a few months now and it works well but I would not recommend it because of one problem that has been impossible to solve. I have a two story house with the 3 nodes spread out. Whenever I am walking around in the house the phone drops wifi connection for a second or two while it switches from one node to another. I see this issue is common looking at reddit etc. I have tried all the fixes that you can find online but it doesn't help. I did not have this issue with a previous older version of Orbi mesh system.
Make sure you have the networks combined, instead of separate. Had this problem for a while too
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Yesterday 9:37 PM
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bubagumpYesterday 9:37 PM
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Quote from sigchidj View quoted comment :
Make sure you have the networks combined, instead of separate. Had this problem for a while too
I only have one combined network. As I mentioned before, I tried turning off fast roaming, beam forming etc, which are the solutions suggested online but nothing seems to fix it. But good to know that having one single network fixed your mesh issues.
Yesterday 10:01 PM
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LaParaJoeYesterday 10:01 PM
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Quote from bubagump View quoted comment :
I have a 3-pack installed for a few months now and it works well but I would not recommend it because of one problem that has been impossible to solve. I have a two story house with the 3 nodes spread out. Whenever I am walking around in the house the phone drops wifi connection for a second or two while it switches from one node to another. I see this issue is common looking at reddit etc. I have tried all the fixes that you can find online but it doesn't help. I did not have this issue with a previous older version of Orbi mesh system.
Maybe they need to be closer to each other or another node is needed
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Yesterday 11:28 PM
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MMPGYesterday 11:28 PM
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Man, this is good deal but you can't buy protection plan for it...and to link unlikely offer 2 years limited warranty like when you buy new....it's a gamble.
Yesterday 11:36 PM
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lowmazdaYesterday 11:36 PM
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Quote from bubagump View quoted comment :
I have a 3-pack installed for a few months now and it works well but I would not recommend it because of one problem that has been impossible to solve. I have a two story house with the 3 nodes spread out. Whenever I am walking around in the house the phone drops wifi connection for a second or two while it switches from one node to another. I see this issue is common looking at reddit etc. I have tried all the fixes that you can find online but it doesn't help. I did not have this issue with a previous older version of Orbi mesh system.
Are you using wired backhaul?
Today 12:07 AM
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GametheoryToday 12:07 AM
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Quote from MMPG View quoted comment :
Man, this is good deal but you can't buy protection plan for it...and to link unlikely offer 2 years limited warranty like when you buy new....it's a gamble.
If you're worried about warranty, might as well wait for a Costco sale if you have their membership. Although they only have the higher tier model at the moment.
Today 1:08 AM
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meangreenhunterToday 1:08 AM
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Quote from bubagump View quoted comment :
I have a 3-pack installed for a few months now and it works well but I would not recommend it because of one problem that has been impossible to solve. I have a two story house with the 3 nodes spread out. Whenever I am walking around in the house the phone drops wifi connection for a second or two while it switches from one node to another. I see this issue is common looking at reddit etc. I have tried all the fixes that you can find online but it doesn't help. I did not have this issue with a previous older version of Orbi mesh system.
I have been using mine for a year and dont have this problem

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Today 1:52 AM
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denblagoiToday 1:52 AM
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Quote from meangreenhunter View quoted comment :
I have been using mine for a year and dont have this problem
Same. 0 issues

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