TP-LINK Deco X50 Lot de 4
Avis TP-LINK Deco X50 Lot de 4
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We installed this in our 200sqm two story holiday home and it works perfectly with strong signal levels all round the house. Reasonable easy to install.
We installed this in our 200sqm two story holiday home and it works perfectly with strong signal levels all round the house. Reasonable easy to install.
MCC
30 juillet 2026
I've been running these in a two storey house linked via ethernet with no issues for the past 3 years. I can go anywhere in the place and get a strong wifi signal. It's easily handling 1000mbps download speeds and the app is decent. Haven't tried the parental controls yet but they're there. QoS works like any other router.
I've been running these in a two storey house linked via ethernet with no issues for the past 3 years. I can go anywhere in the place and get a strong wifi signal. It's easily handling 1000mbps download speeds and the app is decent. Haven't tried the parental controls yet but they're there. QoS works like any other router.
Lyndo
26 juin 2026
Bought this last month. Works well at home! highly reccommended!
Bought this last month. Works well at home! highly reccommended!
DevG3
23 juin 2026
Easy setup. Works perfectly with a great range. Use mine as the main source
Easy setup. Works perfectly with a great range. Use mine as the main source
Clinton
23 juin 2026
I bought it to upgrade my mesh network using 5 x M4R units using the Ethernet backhaul, with around 50+ Wi-Fi clients, mostly IOT devices. Cons. It constantly hits 100% utilisation and then drops connectivity with some of the IOT clients. I removed 2 of the M4R nodes and that helped to shave the peak but it still not ideal. It does run a lot hotter than the M4R units. You lose a lot of the functionality in Access point mode. The web interface using a browser is extreme buggy and keeps on disconnecting. Pros Wi-Fi 6 / 5Ghz speeds are awesome. I can max my 500mb/s fibre line using my iPhone. The 2.4ghz range is significantly better than the older M4R devices, so I might be able to replace the M4R’s with fewer X50’s. Adding the X50 into my existing Wi-Fi mesh network and promoting it to the Master was a breeze. Monitoring via Home Assistant is easy peasy.
I bought it to upgrade my mesh network using 5 x M4R units using the Ethernet backhaul, with around 50+ Wi-Fi clients, mostly IOT devices. Cons. It constantly hits 100% utilisation and then drops connectivity with some of the IOT clients. I removed 2 of the M4R nodes and that helped to shave the peak but it still not ideal. It does run a lot hotter than the M4R units. You lose a lot of the functionality in Access point mode. The web interface using a browser is extreme buggy and keeps on disconnecting. Pros Wi-Fi 6 / 5Ghz speeds are awesome. I can max my 500mb/s fibre line using my iPhone. The 2.4ghz range is significantly better than the older M4R devices, so I might be able to replace the M4R’s with fewer X50’s. Adding the X50 into my existing Wi-Fi mesh network and promoting it to the Master was a breeze. Monitoring via Home Assistant is easy peasy.
Craig
15 juin 2026