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I hate these promotional videos, I actually want a review of the product, with its pros and cons and with some suggestions if it's worth to update your setup ... not a 7 minutes long commercial 🤔

This video couldn’t have came out at a better time, literally looking for one of these.

The dedicated 6E backhaul is awesome. With a two story home both upstairs, where the primary is located, and downstairs have the same speed to devices. With my previous system the upstairs was fast but downstairs was about half speed of the upstairs connection. This alone made the upgrade worth it!

I just replaced my router. I've looked at TP-Link, stand alone units as well as the mesh, I own an AX4400 from TP-Link which is a nice router, and stable. I have a 1 bedroom apartment so mesh is overkill since I get reliable signal all over from a single router. With that said, I went with the Asus RT-AX86U. I like the Asus software better than TP-Link, especially the web management. Plus the only WiFi 6 device I own is my iPhone 12 Pro Max. I also wanted to mention that I have Spectrum 1G internet, and my late 2013, 13" MBP can pull up to 900 Mbps down, even though it's a WiFi 5 device. The Asus also offers a 2.5G Ethernet port that is either a LAN, or WAN port. Most of my major devices are hard wired. I've heard good things about the TP-Link Deco system though, I just wanted more options available to me. I'll consider WiFi 6E really ready for the average user when multi-gig internet is mainstream and people have more devices that can take advantage of the higher bandwidth. As far as the iPhone 12 Pro Max, I've gotten it to pull up to 830 Mbps.

I'm using that TP-Link Deco XE75 right now for my home network.

Future-proof my ass. Buy it when you need it.

Excellent review. I noticed on the WiFi screen on your pixel, you had the 6ghz band and then WiFi. Are you able to split the 2.4 and 5ghz or do they work like the Orbi's whereby it just shows one band and then the router selects the best band for each device? Also I've read that the new update allows you to use the 6ghz AND have it for the backhaul, whereas previous it could only be used for the backhaul, do you know if this is correct?

I can vouch for TP-Link. I have the WiFi 6 3 device mesh network and it rocks

I am constantly losing the internet from my A T & T router in the bedroom. If getting this would help, I’m all for it.

Should i get the 5300 or 5400? What are advantages of 5400?

I have a TP link 6E router (archer ax75) Love it also... I ge around 480 and pay for 400 MBPS!!!

I have 1st Gen Google pucks , should I upgrade with these?

TP-Link does it once again. This is a KISS solution for normals which is something I love, and hate at the same time. Yes WiFI 6E mess device(s) well serve anyone well over the years. I use TP-Link Deco X20 WiFI 6 with Ethernet backhaul. Always use wired Ethernet when you can, and at least for the wired backhaul. TP-Link does not let you set things in advanced that you can with other manufactures mess devices. Would be nice to have that option.

Radio waves that will cook ur heart too :)

4:30 do you have to configure your phone device manually to connect to that special network?

Super easy to set up! And not bad for the price!

I prefer WiFi 6E over WiFI 6. I want more devices to support WiFi 6E.

I just reset a Linksys wifi router mesh system for a client. What a pile of crap that Linksys is. The software to set it up and the tech support needed was worthless. The Apple devices my client uses would identify the network was unsecured and drop the signal quickly. The tech support assured me it would take 10 minutes to fix the problem - I stopped responding to their suggestions after an hour as nothing they suggested worked to solve the issue. This client, a woman in her late 50’s, retired and livingin a 1920 4,500 sq ft home, was suggested by Comcast / Xfinity to replace the Apple network I originally set up for her with the garbage Linksys mesh. It worked okay until it didn’t and she reset the system taking out all original settings. She simply did not need a DOD level of security. She needed her stuff to work as it did on the aged Apple Wifi system. I tried to make the Linksys mesh work but in the end switched her back to the Apple Wifi with two routers in series to cover more of her home. I might test these TP link XE75’s at my home to see if it will work for clients.

does it matter to have these two linked with a wire? or is it just a small difference in speed?

does the parental control free? i got the orbi router and it requires a subscription. not good!

I can probably Google it, but do you know off hand if this setup offers bridge mode?

So you don't need a cable modem for this to work???

Excellent recommendations👏

I have Verizon Fios Gigabit as well and get around 750mbps on my 14" MacBook Pro with the Fios G3100 router, although sometimes it drops to as low as 300mbps.

Do any current Ipads use wifi 6E ?

Does it matter what modem you use with these ?

Why tell them it'll take 2-3min when you can just give them a 5min timer that is never wrong?

Getting 6E now means buying into expensive routers when few to no devices support Wifi 6, let alone 6E. Wifi 5 is still the dominant standard for most consumer devices. If you want new routers, ask yourself how many devices in your home support Wifi 6/6E. No matter the answer, Wifi 6 ones will give you most of the performance you need for less cash.

Can you keep this at horizontal mode ?

6e is the carpool lane then lol

Costco has a 3 pack for $279

Hi could you please do a video on iPhone 11 Pro now?

Does having a wifi 6 phone still help somewhat with wifi, even if the router I have doesn’t include wifi 6?

A 'real' speedtest would have been interessting, so the real bandwith of you network and not a limiting factor like internet

Laughs in German DSL.

What about this vs this orbi

If my modem and router are all one unit, do I need to try and disconnect the router part? Or can I just plug the Ethernet cable right into that unit and be fine?

Thanks for sharing. Blessings on your day.

You’re from nj?

I have gigabit ethernet at my house, I get >900 Mbps using an ethernet cable. I get ~ 300 Mbps at one computer a few feet away, for web-surfing I see NO difference at all! Unless I were to upload huge file, no difference!

This new models are lacking features and the firewall is no longer free.. The X60 seems to be a better deal.

2:30 An accurate countdown timer, you mean like how my MacBook Pro told me it was going to take 22 hours to transfer data, and then oh no wait it was only four minutes

I may get this for my dad for Father’s Day. His router is awful.

Costco has the 3 pack for $349.

There are currently zero shipping Apple devices that support WiFi 6E. You are wasting your money if you buy this router if everything you own is Apple. Make sure you stay away from this item if you are 100% in the Apple ecosystem.

The loud "used car salesman" voice is painful!!!!

TP-Link is a Chinese company… Good luck 😅