Very simple to set up with the Deco app. Really improved our wifi signal throughout the house. Recommend.

Best purchase I've ever made.I went from 90 mbs to 400+ mbs!We have multiple Mesh networks in our 3,200sqft home and these are the cheapest and best performing! (ASUS is our other network)Incredibly easy to set up.1000% recommend to go with this one!

I've had these for 3-4 years and they are still working well. Setup was relatively painless. They fixed some wifi dead spots in my house. (The mesh feature is nice for that sort of problem.)Range seems to be pretty good. We get decent reception in our garage loft which is about 100 feet from the nearest unit in the house. (No units in garage). Not bad!Overall, I think it was a good decision to buy these.

My house is only 2,800 square feet, but I have a few dead zones because of the design. Purchased these units to see if I could get better coverage and include my pool area. System took about 15 minutes to setup. I powered off my cable modem then connected one Deco S4 device to the cable modem, connected a second Deco S4 device to the first via a data cable. Connected the third Deco S4 device via WiFi. This gives me a wired backhaul and a WiFi backhaul. Powered everything up and followed the directions on the app. As is discovers the devices the app lets you name the device according to location, office, bedroom, living room, etc. Because I'm continuing to use my cable modem's router feature, I had to change the Deco system to function as Access Points. That's it, system up and running in 15 minutes.My main computer is wired to my cable modem/router so it get's the best performance. Download speed for my computer is 590Mbps, the Deco devices are delivering speeds of up to 532Mbps. That's impressive!! My pool area is getting 110Mbps that's accessing the Deco devices inside my house which I think is pretty good.Very happy with the TP-Link Deco S4 system and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a low cost, simple setup of a mesh network.

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El Deco TP link funciona perfecto para crear una red estable en casa. Gran cobertura

Al principio me decepcionó un poco porque después de haber configurado los DECOs y crear la red, los dispositivos cliente se conectaban intermitentemente, es decir, se salían de la red y después volvían a conectarse, ésto pasaba con televisiones, computadoras, celulares y cámaras. La red mesh tampoco servía bien, si me movía de un lugar conectado a un DECO y me movia a otro junto a otro DECO, mi celular seguía conectado al 1ero, después perdía conexión y por ultimo tardaba un par de minutos en conectarse al otro DECO (aunque estuviera junto a él). Ésto resultaba increíblemente molesto porque el objetivo de la red mesh es precisamente perder conexión de un lugar a otro. Estaba a punto de devolver el producto hasta que revisé unos foros de TP-Link y recomiendan deshabilitar la función de "Fast-Roaming" en las configuraciones avanzadas de app para resolverlo. Al parecer es un protocolo algo nuevo y no todos los dispositivos lo soportan (aunque soporten wi-fi 6) y esto puede provocar intermitencia y que la red no funcione bien. Les dejo la configuración que me funcionó perfectamente a mí y ahora de los 100MB que tengo contratados me llegan entre 98 y 100MB en toda la casa:- Fast roaming deshabilitado (configuraciones avanzadas)- Beamforming activado (esto es para que la esfera de difusión de los radios se enfoque a done se encuentran los DECOs)- Modo de operación: Access Point (no router). Ésto es mera preferencia, pero si tu proveedor de servicio de internet te da un modem con router. Lo mejor es que ese modem siga administrando las conexiones y seguridad y que los DECOs sólo te proveean del servicio de wifi. Si los DECOs los dejas en modo router, tanto tu modem como los DECOs van a querer administrar las conexiones y eso puede provocar problemas de doble NAT o ruteo de puertos (básicamente problemas con servicios de streaming, videollamadas o juegos en linea). Lo mejor es tener un sólo router, ya sea que desactives el del proveedor o los DECOs los cambies a punto de acceso.- Correr el proceso de optimización de la red que provee la applicacion.- Si conectaron algún cliente a la red antes de desactivar el fast roaming, entonces saquen al cliente de la red (olvidar) y vuelvanse a conectar.Cuando dejas las configuraciones adecuadas, los DECOs funcionan execlente. En mi casa con 2 routers inalambricos difícilmente conseguia 30MB de los 100 que tengo y con muchísimas zonas muertas. Con éstos aparatos lo solucioné, pero de nuevo, tienes que estar muy atento con las configuraciones.

Siguiendo las instrucciones de de la App. el TP-link Deco se instala fácilmente. Una vez instalado funciona correctamente. Mediante una RED DE INVITADOS tienes bajo control las TVs, Tablets, teléfonos etc. lo cual es muy útil, pues algunos chicos abusan de la nueva tecnología digital.

After doing a lot of comparison shopping, I ended up settling on the TP-Link Deco S4. My biggest factors were price, reliability, and range. I have a three floor 4500 sq/ft house built in 2003. The Verizon Fios Gateway router worked, but it suffered considerable slow down as I got to the extremes of the house. With the new three node Deco S4, I get full speed internet at every floor and extreme. Previously, I was able to get 100mb/s maxed out at the router with minimal traffic, but dropped down to 10 mb/s at the extremes of the house, especially the basement and some bedrooms. With one of these on each floor (main on middle), I range from 95-120 upload and download (paying for 100) on all three floors depending on time of day. Interestingly enough, I haven't suffered much dropoff in signal strength with each mesh node as opposed to the main wired unit acting as the router. I've read countless time that unless I'm using a wired backhaul that there would be signal dropoff at the mesh points, but I haven't witnessed any significant drop. I also purchased this system as it had ethernet ports for backhaul (if I needed to improve speed) and accesspoint use on each node, but I don't use any other than one at the main router for my Phillips hue bridge.The design is simple and clean. I was debating on saving $10 and getting the M4 (identical internals), but figured I was already scraping the barrel on price point so may as well get one that wasn't as much of an eye sore. These are clean, simple, modern, and much better to look at then the Fios provided router.The app is simple and intuitive and makes most of the decisions for you. It ran me through the setup very easily. It has parental controls and allows me to prioritize devices as well as setting up a guest network. However, what was most essential to me was the ability to turn off 2.4 or 5ghz signals if I needed to set up a product that only worked on one (usually older products that use 2.4 only). This app is mostly for people that have basic technical skills, but not full on IT networking knowledge.I chose to replace my Fios router entirely and run ethernet from the Verizon modem (optical network terminal) instead of coax so I didn't have to run the Fios router in bridge mode. I called Fios tech support and the person switched the feed to ethernet in five minutes. Now I don't have to rent my router and have much faster internet without relying on bridge mode. If you aren't comfortable with running ethernet and swapping it out at the ONT, you can use the Fios router and connect the Deco S4 to their router instead. This also allows you to keep your cable box functionality such as guide and on-demand without a MOCA adapter. I have no such plans as I'm dropping cable for YoutubeTV.On average, my house has around 40 connected devices from Phillips hue bridge/bulbs, Ecobee thermostat, Ring products, several Nest and Echo devices, five smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Don't buy into the hype that you need wifi 6e. This supports gigabit+ speeds and the dualband is more then enough to maximize efficiency. In addition, you can add or swap out mesh points to this system at any time from any Deco system (E3, M4, M5, P9, etc.). You can literally improve on this system in the future if desired. This was one of the best purchases I've made in a while.Update 2.4.21: I recently switched to 200mb/s from my ISP (it is the lowest package they offer when only purchasing internet). With this, I've noticed download speeds at the main router at 270-300 and 300+ upload depending on network traffic. I have seen more noticeable drop-off at the mesh points with this speed, usually 170-230 download and 200+ upload on my first mesh extension node, and 160-200 download on the one in the basement. I also have the biggest variance in upload speeds with this one at 45-120 upload, depending on time of day and network traffic. However this was also the location I had the biggest issue with previous to installing my Deco S4 system. In general, I am still getting amazing speeds, far exceeding what I'm supposedly paying for, extremely stable at every location of my house including the far extremes of my yard. I have can rely on blazing fast reliable internet throughout my house and not have to have wired backhaul to achieve it. However, I can now see why some individuals suffer noticeable drop-off with higher internet speeds at the mesh points. If you figure the drop-off as a percentage and multiply it times the speed, the difference will be more noticeable at the ghz speeds. Overall, love this device, how much faster my internet is and how I am not paying my ISP for their outdated routers they try to dish on unknowing consumers. Best purchase I've made in years.