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popularrickp18 posted Yesterday 04:17 AM
popularrickp18 posted Yesterday 04:17 AM

TP-Link Deco W4500 (Model X20) 3 Pack set $99 walmart

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The unit model is X20. Wifi6. It has built-in speed test

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The unit model is X20. Wifi6. It has built-in speed test

Cheaper than Amazon prime day deal, $119

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Model: TP-Link Deco W4500 V1 - Wi-Fi system - (3 routers) - up to 5,600 sq.ft - mesh 1GbE - Wi-Fi 6 - Dual Band

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Yesterday 04:58 AM
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KnightRageYesterday 04:58 AM
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Honest question, should i wait for wifi 7 or go for this? i currently have one eero 6 pro. (missed the eero 3 pack of 6 pro for $80), so this is a good aternative.
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Quote from KnightRage :
Honest question, should i wait for wifi 7 or go for this? i currently have one eero 6 pro. (missed the eero 3 pack of 6 pro for $80), so this is a good aternative.
I would not wait for wifi 7.I've installed deco wifi 6 and wifi 5 in the past 6 months in multiple properties. they are all mesh using wired network cables. I think wifi 6 is at the sweet spot right now for price and performance.
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Yesterday 07:08 AM
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KnightRageYesterday 07:08 AM
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This is also available at target.com for .99 cents more. Great if you have target credits.
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wshook82Yesterday 07:22 AM
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Anyone familiar with the Deco line have any insight on whether I'd lose any features or functionality by switching to these over my 3-unit M9+ setup? They are hardwired for back haul and I'd just replace them with this model. While the SD listing deacription says these are X20 models, the W4500 3 pack on TP-Link's site seems to make a distinction that they may not be.
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Quote from wshook82 :
Anyone familiar with the Deco line have any insight on whether I'd lose any features or functionality by switching to these over my 3-unit M9+ setup? They are hardwired for back haul and I'd just replace them with this model. While the SD listing deacription says these are X20 models, the W4500 3 pack on TP-Link's site seems to make a distinction that they may not be.
keep your M9+ main unit active, replace with these x20 one at a time. then switch one of the x20 as primary unit. lastly replace your main M9+. this way, you are not starting the system from scratch
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Quote from wshook82 :
Anyone familiar with the Deco line have any insight on whether I'd lose any features or functionality by switching to these over my 3-unit M9+ setup? They are hardwired for back haul and I'd just replace them with this model. While the SD listing deacription says these are X20 models, the W4500 3 pack on TP-Link's site seems to make a distinction that they may not be.
M9+ had a more advanced privacy/security suite for life of the product I believe, these have a more simplified version (home shield basic) and the advanced requires a subscription.

Outside of that you are gaining on everything else.
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bmwstar98Today 01:23 AM
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This or a 6e router? For regular use of streaming videos (3 - 5 iPads), will this be sufficient over 6e router?

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