TP-Link Deco X68 AX3600 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System, Tri-Band Wi-Fi, AI-Driven Mesh, Up to 7,000 sq ft Coverage, 4-7 Bed Room, Compatible with Amazon Alexa, With TP-Link HomeShield's kit, Pack of 3

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If you've upgraded to Wi-Fi 6 devices, you can make the most of this router all over your house with up to 5,500 square feet of coverage. Like I mentioned with the Deco X20, the X68 also has a more pleasing, modern look than other dedicated gaming routers, with fins and antennas pointing out everywhere. Easy Setup and Management - The Deco app helps you set up your network in minutes with clear visual guidance and keeps you in control even when you are not home. TP-Link reckons a set of two nodes will cover up to 5,500 square feet, which is plenty for most houses. Easily create a profile for each family member and set custom time limits and online time allowances.

Boosted Seamless Coverage - Achieve seamless whole-home coverage with a clearer and stronger whole-home WiFi signal generated by WiFi 6.Many devices can't connect to Wi-Fi 6E yet, so the lack of support in the Deco X68 system doesn't matter much right now, but the missing functionality makes the X68 less future-proof. HomeShield security help to secure your network while integrated parental controls are designed to keep your family safe while they're online. These nodes are not only compact, but they look nice as well with a matte white finish and a black glossy top. This kit includes two Deco X68 routers that can also be configured to work as satellites and access points, employing Deco Mesh technology to create a single Wi-Fi network that helps to eliminate dead spots from large homes.

The Deco X68 can also work with other Deco-branded networking equipment, making it a compelling upgrade option for anyone who is already in TP-Link's hardware ecosystem. TP-Link's premium security services keep your home network safe with cutting-edge features for network and IoT protection. With TP-Link HomeShield, keep your home network safe with cutting-edge features for network and IoT protection.The TP-Link DECO X68 AX3600 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System DECO-X68 eliminates weak signal areas and provides an extra 5GHz band working exclusively as the strong backhaul between deco units to create seamless coverage with clearer and stronger WiFi connection. I wish everything you could do in the mobile apps would also be accessible through the panel, because it is a bit silly that I still have to reach for my phone or tablet if my PC is sitting in front of me. A firmware update is in the works that will turn this functionality off if no Avira network features are enabled in the app, but there is no estimated timeline for that yet. The Deco X68 mesh system is designed to work as a unified network, providing strong and seamless Wi-Fi.

TP-Link allows you to change a few settings and monitor network activity through a web panel, accessible by navigating to the network gateway in your browser (192.Tri-band gives the Deco X68 a dedicated 5 GHz band for communication between stations, so network speeds aren't reduced on the secondary units. In the furthest corner of my first floor, where the main router is located, I was still getting over 200Mbps down, with at least 10Mbps up. per year, and you'll a few more parental control options as well as security monitoring and intrusion protection. Still, some people will be put off by the lack of advanced settings, and the change to HomeShield may be rough for some that were expecting security features for free. TP-Link already has many mesh Wi-Fi systems, but the company released another one recently: the Deco X68.

There's a lot to like about the TP-Link Deco X68, whether you're after consistent gigabit speeds or great coverage. Powerline connections utilize your home's electrical circuit to link Decos, bypassing even the thickest of walls and ceilings. The expanded speed capabilities that come with Wi-Fi 6 can improve the mesh performance even when the devices you're using only support Wi-Fi 5 or older.GHz and 5 GHz frequencies while communicating with each other using a dedicated 5 GHz signal for a total throughput of up to 3577 Mb/s. In the app, you have the essential options like IPV6, port forwarding, and access point mode, but if you were looking for specifics like changing Wi-Fi channels or channel widths, you're out of luck. My main reason for purchasing the Deco X68's was to improve WiFi coverage into an area of my house that was receiving poor coverage from my existing WiFi router and WiFi extender.