TP-Link Deco X55 3‑pack AX3000 Mesh WiFi System 📶
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Product description
This mesh Wi‑Fi system from TP‑Link brings Wi‑Fi 6 performance across a large home, combining faster throughput and expanded device capacity for households that stream, game and work from multiple rooms. With a three‑pack of Deco X55 units you get broad, uninterrupted coverage and built‑in security features to help keep your network managed and protected.
Key Points
The Deco X55 (3‑pack) uses AX3000 dual‑band Wi‑Fi 6 to deliver higher speeds and improved efficiency across many devices. Each unit includes three Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired connections and supports up to 150 devices across the mesh, according to the manufacturer. It is designed to reduce lag during simultaneous use and to provide seamless roaming as you move between rooms. 🏠
Technical Specifications
Name: TP‑Link Deco X55 (3‑pack) AX3000
- Wi‑Fi standard: AX3000, Wi‑Fi 6
- Speed configuration: 2.4 GHz (up to 574 Mbps) and 5 GHz (up to 2402 Mbps)
- Ports per unit: 3 × Gigabit Ethernet
- Coverage (pack of 3): up to 6,500 ft² according to the manufacturer
Advantages
Mesh networking powered by on‑device AI helps the system adapt to changes in household traffic and interference, which can result in more stable connections for video calls and high‑definition streaming. The HomeShield suite adds network security layers and parental controls, giving more visibility and control over connected devices. Setup is intended to be straightforward using the Deco app, making initial configuration relatively quick for most users. 📶
Usage Recommendations
Place one Deco unit near the broadband modem and the others in central locations on other floors or in distant wings of the house to achieve even signal distribution. For heavy wired use, connect gaming consoles or smart TVs to the Gigabit ports to lower latency and preserve wireless bandwidth. Consider that maximum coverage and device counts depend on home layout and local interference, and actual speeds will vary according to internet service and network conditions. 🔧.
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Description:
This mesh Wi‑Fi system from TP‑Link brings Wi‑Fi 6 performance across a large home, combining faster throughput and expanded device capacity for households that stream, game and work from multiple rooms. With a three‑pack of Deco X55 units you get broad, uninterrupted coverage and built‑in security features to help keep your network managed and protected.
Key Points
The Deco X55 (3‑pack) uses AX3000 dual‑band Wi‑Fi 6 to deliver higher speeds and improved efficiency across many devices. Each unit includes three Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired connections and supports up to 150 devices across the mesh, according to the manufacturer. It is designed to reduce lag during simultaneous use and to provide seamless roaming as you move between rooms. 🏠
Technical Specifications
Name: TP‑Link Deco X55 (3‑pack) AX3000
- Wi‑Fi standard: AX3000, Wi‑Fi 6
- Speed configuration: 2.4 GHz (up to 574 Mbps) and 5 GHz (up to 2402 Mbps)
- Ports per unit: 3 × Gigabit Ethernet
- Coverage (pack of 3): up to 6,500 ft² according to the manufacturer
Advantages
Mesh networking powered by on‑device AI helps the system adapt to changes in household traffic and interference, which can result in more stable connections for video calls and high‑definition streaming. The HomeShield suite adds network security layers and parental controls, giving more visibility and control over connected devices. Setup is intended to be straightforward using the Deco app, making initial configuration relatively quick for most users. 📶
Usage Recommendations
Place one Deco unit near the broadband modem and the others in central locations on other floors or in distant wings of the house to achieve even signal distribution. For heavy wired use, connect gaming consoles or smart TVs to the Gigabit ports to lower latency and preserve wireless bandwidth. Consider that maximum coverage and device counts depend on home layout and local interference, and actual speeds will vary according to internet service and network conditions. 🔧.
