I went from a Costco-special Netgear Nighthawk mesh to this. Deco beats the pants of that junk, and it's not even close.This mesh setup was very fast to setup, and very easy to configure. Note: easy to configure means very little control in this case. There have been several software and firmware updates since I purchased this, and there are now lots of good additions to the functionality of this product. When I set this up, however, there were very basic settings, like security type and SSID names.I have an Ethernet backhaul on my mesh for as close to 1Gbps Wifi speed as I can reasonably get; however, the actual Wifi backhaul works surprisingly well by itself, especially for the theoretical throughput this mesh system has. The coverage of the entire system is also surprisingly broad, as I have Wifi cameras in my backyard that are accessible without any loss of quality.I think to summarize, it's very fast for very little hassle. Definitely worth the price.

Apenas uma semana de uso, por enquanto tudo nos conformes.Área rural e muitos obstáculos naturais.No cenário atual, conseguir um alcance de pelo menos 120m.Precisei apenas de 60m no entorno...Ficou com uma altura de 8m em média.Tudo pelo app.Excelente!

Our internet signal was very very low upstairs and was affecting my wifes work.Now, not only do we have full bars upstairs, our speed is high and it reaches anywhere on our 1 acre property. I could not be happier with it.

tuve que poner 2 mas en una casa normal de 2 pisos, 3 habitaciones porque no llega la señal entre ellos y llega débil la señal. Pensarian que es una mansion pero es una casa de habitaciónes 3x3, sala-comedor y cocina. y ni modo que las paredes sean de plomo. mal para algo tan reciente.

These Deco units work well together. I don't have any dead zones in my house or shop anymore. Connection speed is over 500mps in every room and my shop. Your speeds may vary depending on the age and network adapter your equipment uses, but I am very happy with the WiFi coverage these provide. The mesh system provides seamless coverage around our home, yard and shop.

Lo compre para la sustitucion de un Deco M5 y aunque funciona muy bien, no senti mucha difrencia en cuanto a velocidad y cobertura, cabe mencionar que no tengo equipos laptop o celular de ultima generación.

Excelente producto, calidad y desempeño

I’ve been extremely pleased with this X-55 Decco Mesh system (non pro version) 3-pack!I’ve been using it for about 3 days and it is working incredibly well. I am using mine in access point mode and my internet has never performed better.Setting up the main unit (any of the units in the three pack can be set up as the main unit) was straight forward. The Decco app walks you through everything step by step. However, the setup became challenging because I got the dreaded flashing red light on one of the two units I was setting up as a satellite unit. The flashing red light means connection failure - the unit will not connect to the system.This was very frustrating. I tried to resolve this by power cycling and rebooting my ISP modem and all of three Decco units multiple times. Each time the main unit would smoothly connect, then the second unit, but for some reason that third unit wouldn’t connect and kept flashing red.Finally, to resolve the problem I factory reset all the units and started from scratch and the three units finally connected and are now working together to give me great coverage in most areas of my home.Also, note that if you plan on using these in access point (AP) mode you have to set them up in the router mode first then go to advanced settings to switch it to AP mode. But you can’t switch it over until you complete the set up the other way. The option to switch will not appear in the Decco app until the set up is fully complete.I have purchased a fourth unit (the Decco x-55 1 pack) that I will add to the system because there are still sections of the home where the mesh system’s signal still isn’t able to push through. It says it covers about 6,000 square feet and my house is nowhere near that size but I have a lot of thick concrete walls in my home so that might account for my not getting the advertised range of coverage.Regardless, I am very pleased because the coverage and connection in the areas it does reach is solid and fast!I am sure that once I add the fourth unit I will get the coverage and performance I require. This is not a “paid for” review and I would definitely recommend this product. Will update if anything changes.

Tengo casi el año que los compré y quiero decir que mi vida cambio por completo ya que gracias al sistema malla y al Wifi 6 cambia el juego por completo, ahora todo es súper rápido y no pierdo mi conexió y se mantiene todo estable.Lo recomiendo al 1000%

I live in a 3 story condo with shared neighbor walls on both sides. The wireless interference is pretty crazy around here. When I read that these three Deco X-55 base units could be used as backhaul, it got me thinking. My condo is pre-wired throughout the three floors, so maximum backhaul wireless connection only works as expected if your home is pre-wired like this. It may still work for you even if you do not have pre-wired network, but if your home has crazy interference the backhaul may not work as you expect it. The three base units would have to share wireless strength, so keep that in mind.My three base units stated that they are made in Vietnam.The app is nicely designed, easy to use and read. Follow the instructions and search on their website if you have any questions.There are a few negatives or enhancements that I wish they would included in the product.1. The router features are mainly accessible through the mobile app ONLY. They give you a "reason" why it is only available on the mobile, so you can read that on their website. You are able to log into the account from a PC, but the features available to you from PC browser access is much more limited. I still believe it should not have been limited to just mobile app.2. In the app, it is great at showing the upload and download of each hardware device. However, it does not show the TOTAL upload and download of the device in a range. So, if the device is actively upload/download data then you can see it LIVE. If you wish to analyze how much data that specific device has passed through over a given time, then the app does not provide that information. This is more like an enhancement that I would request to add, but there are other manufacturers who actually offer that kind of statistic.3. The app has a problem incorrectly recognizing or incorrectly "labeling" a device. I had like 6 devices at one point in time labeled as iRobot Corporation. I only have one iRobot Roomba vacuum cleaner. I had to block 5 of them thinking there was something fishy/shady about those devices. Later I found out that this is caused due to the random hardware addresses. Seems like some devices offer the capability to hide/spoof hardware addresses (MAC) to protect the device on public wifi connections. This confuses the Deco X-55 router, so I guess it decided to pick my iRobot Corportation since it looked like it might be that device? I had to go through the process of finding out some devices could not connect and then match their MAC addresses to the blocked devices on my Deco mobile app. To fix that kind of issue, they say to disable Random hardware addresses feature, but I'm not sure if that's worth it if you need to take those devices and connect publicly in the future. What I have done is identify those device and just renamed them in the Deco app. I still have 3 "iRobot Corporation" devices that I have not yet figured out where they are from because no other devices I am currently using is having any internet problems.4. The wireless (WIFI) subnet mask for the MAIN devices and the GUEST NETWORK are the SAME! 192.123.123.xxx are assigned to both MAIN and GUEST networks. I'm not sure why, but I assumed it would have been different. The reason why is because my two backhaul base units that are daisy chained behind the main base that's connected to the internet provider router have different subnet masks if you hardwire them. Maybe I did not connect them properly, for example, I need to connect the hardwire network directly to the 2nd and 3rd Deco base units then from there connect everything out from them? That doesn't much make sense, since this only seems to be affecting WIRELESS devices, not hard wired devices. All the wireless devices are just "joined" to the Deco unit, I don't get to choose from the app which base unit it can connect to (for example, select initial wireless connection to base 1 instead of base 3). You could force a wireless connection to stay with a specific base (only force to stay connected to base 3 and not base 1), but this is AFTER it has successfully connected to the wireless network. I don't have any issues for devices that is physically located at a location to pick the correct base to connect. For example my smart doorbell connect to the closest Deco base without me having to do anything.In general Deco does a pretty good job identifying what manufacture of the hardware that is connected wirelessly to the router. The incorrect labeling of some devices is something you will have to monitor and correct pretty quickly or else you may think it's a rogue device and end up blocking it in the list.This is a review of the Deco X-55 WIFI 6, so it's not the latest and greatest chips. My worst oldest wifi device that I used to test the speed I think is the Samsung AT8 tablet 32 GB. It's a terrible device that I hate and would not give to my worst enemy to use. That being said, I still use it since I paid for it and no use to throw it away. It allows me to watch streaming but requires me to reboot it once a while to stream properly. I don't use it for anything else. The internet speed test was more than sufficient at 280+ Mbps down and 290+ Mbps up. For reference, this device prior to the Deco router installation was only able to do average 10+ Mbps down and 3+ Mbps up... quite often the WIFI quality wasn't even that good.Deco X-55 allows you to reboot the base from the app, shows the signal strength for each device, which base those devices are connected to, if the devices are connected hardwire or wireless (my old router could not label wired and wireless devices properly so this Deco is a plus on that feature), upgrade/update firmware from the app, rename devices, block devices.Oh, I should be doing this soon, but the Deco also allows you to configure ISOLATION for your devices connected to your main router. This still allows it to reach out to the internet and talk to other devices in the household, but it does not allow it to transfer data between devices.Overall, recommended device. Plenty of fancy features to toggle and easy to use. The price is just nice enough for my pocket too, and I do not believe I will need anything more than WIFI 6 speed right now. So, it is not future proof, but when I have money to upgrade my other home devices to take advantage of 6e or 7, I will see how much it cost for a new router in the years to come.