TP-Link Deco X50-5G 230 m² 5G router 📶
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Product description
This mesh router blends 5G flexibility and Wi‑Fi 6 performance to keep a busy home connected. It supports mobile broadband via a nano SIM, so you can enjoy faster downloads and lower latency for streaming and gaming according to the manufacturer. The first impressions are of a device built for varied broadband setups, and it aims to reduce dead spots across a typical flat or house.
Key features
The Deco X50-5G brings together three clear advantages. First, 5G connectivity means you can use a SIM for broadband backup or as a primary internet source, useful where fixed lines are slow. Second, AX3000 dual band Wi‑Fi 6 delivers simultaneous 2402Mbps on 5GHz and 574Mbps on 2.4GHz, which helps multiple devices stay responsive. Third, the Deco Mesh system works to extend a single network across up to 230 m² for smoother coverage, ideal when moving between living areas. Need simpler setup and management as well as parental controls and IoT protections? The included HomeShield tools handle network safety and basic controls from the app.
Technical details
- Name: TP-Link Deco X50-5G
- Speed: 2402Mbps 5GHz, 574Mbps 2.4GHz
- Coverage: 230 m²
- Ports: 1 x 2.5Gb/s, 2 x Gigabit
- Connectivity: 5G, 4G, nano SIM slot, mesh Wi‑Fi
Everyday use
Set up is app guided and typically quick, making it straightforward to switch to 5G when needed. For households that stream 4K, game online or run many smart devices, the mix of a 2.5G uplink and mesh topology keeps traffic flowing. How many devices can you run comfortably? Expect better simultaneous performance than older AC routers, especially for bandwidth hungry tasks. The HomeShield suite adds network monitoring and parental controls for a bit more peace of mind.
The description avoids inflated claims and sticks to manufacturer figures where stated, and the Deco X50-5G represents a practical option for those who want mobile broadband flexibility alongside modern Wi‑Fi features.
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Description:
This mesh router blends 5G flexibility and Wi‑Fi 6 performance to keep a busy home connected. It supports mobile broadband via a nano SIM, so you can enjoy faster downloads and lower latency for streaming and gaming according to the manufacturer. The first impressions are of a device built for varied broadband setups, and it aims to reduce dead spots across a typical flat or house.
Key features
The Deco X50-5G brings together three clear advantages. First, 5G connectivity means you can use a SIM for broadband backup or as a primary internet source, useful where fixed lines are slow. Second, AX3000 dual band Wi‑Fi 6 delivers simultaneous 2402Mbps on 5GHz and 574Mbps on 2.4GHz, which helps multiple devices stay responsive. Third, the Deco Mesh system works to extend a single network across up to 230 m² for smoother coverage, ideal when moving between living areas. Need simpler setup and management as well as parental controls and IoT protections? The included HomeShield tools handle network safety and basic controls from the app.
Technical details
- Name: TP-Link Deco X50-5G
- Speed: 2402Mbps 5GHz, 574Mbps 2.4GHz
- Coverage: 230 m²
- Ports: 1 x 2.5Gb/s, 2 x Gigabit
- Connectivity: 5G, 4G, nano SIM slot, mesh Wi‑Fi
Everyday use
Set up is app guided and typically quick, making it straightforward to switch to 5G when needed. For households that stream 4K, game online or run many smart devices, the mix of a 2.5G uplink and mesh topology keeps traffic flowing. How many devices can you run comfortably? Expect better simultaneous performance than older AC routers, especially for bandwidth hungry tasks. The HomeShield suite adds network monitoring and parental controls for a bit more peace of mind.
The description avoids inflated claims and sticks to manufacturer figures where stated, and the Deco X50-5G represents a practical option for those who want mobile broadband flexibility alongside modern Wi‑Fi features.
