Deco 7 BE23 Dual-Band BE3600 WiFi 7 Mesh Wi-Fi System | 4-Stream 3.6 Gbps, 160 Mhz | Covers up to 6,500 Sq.Ft | 2× 2.5G Ports Wired Backhaul | VPN,MLO,AI-Roaming, HomeShield, 3-Pack

The Deco 7 BE23 system completely transformed my home network. The WiFi 7 speeds are no joke. the 4‑stream 3.6 Gbps performance is noticeably faster, especially with multiple devices streaming and gaming at the same time. Coverage is excellent; the 3‑pack easily blankets my entire home (around 6,000+ sq ft) with strong, consistent signal. The 2× 2.5G ports are perfect for wired backhaul, and setup through the Deco app was incredibly smooth. Features like AI‑Roaming, MLO, and HomeShield make this feel like a premium, future‑ready system. If you want rock‑solid WiFi with next‑gen performance, this is a fantastic choice

This mesh Wi-Fi system was simple to install, and the companion app made the setup process quick and straightforward. Once everything was connected, I noticed stronger, more consistent coverage throughout my home, with fewer dead spots than before. Speeds have been excellent for streaming, gaming, and working from home, even with multiple devices connected at the same time. The Deco units have a clean, modern design that blends in nicely with the room, and the network has remained stable since installation. Overall, this is an excellent mesh system for anyone looking to upgrade to fast, dependable whole-home Wi-Fi.

This upgrade made a huge difference in my speed. I had upgraded to 2 gig speed through Comcast (I hate them) and was only seeing speeds in testing that were about 600/mbs. I had already upgraded my modem and while that helped, it didn't make the biggest impact. I decided to upgrade to the new WiFi 7 router and wanted to stick with TP Link/Deco as I trust their stuff. It took a few minutes to set everything up and a few more minutes to ensure that all of my devices were still seeing the correct networks, but I am now regularly getting speeds past 1 gig (still not quite getting what I am paying for but). Last night I needed to upload a bunch of photos to a google drive and decided to take my laptop home to do this. It was shockingly fast especially compared to how long it would have taken with my work's network (we are currently using ATT 5g at work). No issues with streaming devices or anything else. Management is simple and the coverage of just 1 of these mesh routers covers my 2 bedroom apartment just fine.

I’ve been testing the TP-Link Deco BE23 and it’s honestly a steal for a WiFi 7 setup. It isn't the fanciest system out there, but for the price, it’s hard to beat. The setup is dead simple. You just download the Deco app and it walks you through everything. I had three nodes running in about ten minutes without any headaches. Coverage is solid too. It’s rated for a huge area, and while it works great wirelessly, plugging the nodes into ethernet really unlocks the best speeds since this is a dual-band system. The IoT segregation is a huge win for me. You can set up a separate network just for your smart plugs and cameras. This keeps those cheaper devices away from your main gear and fixes those annoying connection drops older gadgets usually have. For the tech side, the VPN integration is actually useful. It supports WireGuard (NordVPN), which is fast, and you can pick exactly which devices use the VPN. I have my streaming box routed through it while the rest of the house stays on the normal connection. If you want future-proof tech without spending a grand, this is the one to get.

So far , 24h of use, it works perfect, no issue , better signal than the comcast router only , worst spot went up from 150 to 500Mbps on cellphone, pc computers near the main mesh , even better than comcast router (they are on same place). Connected main mesh to the comcast router on the 2.5gb port using a switch with 2.5gb ports, main mesh is on a second floor, the others on first floor. Edited: First issue, as i need Deco 6 configured as wifi router, i can't have a pc wired to the router and the quest 3 on same network as it works creating its own network for wifi, to solve this it requires a lot of changes that can affect other devices, or probably, i didn't try yet, to reconfigure the dhcp configuration on router and deco to avoid ips duplicate, meaning i'll need to reconfigure NAT configuration, port fw, etc... a hell... so 4 starts

So easy to set up and it boosted my wifi signal. I wasn't able to connect some things outside with the signal that I had. These enabled me to increase the signal strength.

I should preface this by saying I was very skeptical when I ordered these because I had tried 3 different routers and two different extenders and nothing had helped get a signal to our son's room which was confusing because our house is 1,600 sq feet so not gigantic and his room is only about 60 feet away from the router but it's through several walls and his room is directly behind the kitchen wall where the stove and microwave are. Anyway...I'm rambling. I installed these and instantly it solved the problem. Setup took about 30 seconds and it actually took longer to take the satellite units and plug them in. I'm extremely happy with the result and would definitely recommend these to anyone with the same problems.

These are a piece of crap. Network stability disappeared after installing these. Wish I could return them, but I missed my return window by about a week (I was away from home for 3 weeks after buying). Everytime I boot my PC, the network times out and won't work on any device for a few minutes. It also randomly kills my wifi throughout the day and takes its sweet time coming back online. I even tried using one of the units to bridge my PC to the main router (thinking maybe that would resolve the consistent network crash), but the speeds were lackluster, maybe 100 Mbps after waiting about 10 minutes for the network to work again. I have gig service and have seen 1 Gbps when directly wired into the router. I thought these would be an upgrade since they are wifi 7, they are technically when they work (I have seen speeds up to 600 Mbps), but it is not a great experience and I don't know why they are so laggy at times. Buy at your own risk. I recommend buying something else.