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I have Three 5G home broadband and get poor signal upstairs. Would this be suitable for me?
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TP-Link Deco X20 AX1800 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System - £99 @ Amazon
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Armed with Wi-Fi 6 technology, Deco whole home mesh Wi-Fi is designed to deliver a huge boost in coverage, speed, and total capacity. Get on the latest mesh Wi-Fi to enjoy the future network that loads faster and connects more.
AI-Driven Mesh: Learning, Constantly Optimizing
Armed with AI-Driven Mesh, Deco X20 delivers smart Wi-Fi that follows you wherever you are, without interruption. It automatically learns your network environment, client quality, and user behaviours. Sophisticated algorithms account for various factors so that Deco X20 provides ideal mesh Wi-Fi.
Greatly Reduced Lag, More Fun
Wi-Fi 6 brings stable and responsive Wi-Fi connections to tomorrow's hyper-connected home. Enjoy more responsive gaming and seamless video chatting even when multiple compatible devices are connected and transmitting data at the same time.
Maximum wireless signal rates are the physical rates derived from IEEE Standard 802.11 specifications. Actual wireless data throughput and wireless coverage, and quantity of connected devices will vary as a result of network conditions, client limitations, and environmental factors.
Amazon.co.uk's Return Policy: Regardless of your statutory right of withdrawal, you enjoy a 30-day right of return for many products. For exceptions and conditions, see Return details
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Info added by Rmcstar
Armed with Wi-Fi 6 technology, Deco whole home mesh Wi-Fi is designed to deliver a huge boost in coverage, speed, and total capacity. Get on the latest mesh Wi-Fi to enjoy the future network that loads faster and connects more.
AI-Driven Mesh: Learning, Constantly Optimizing
Armed with AI-Driven Mesh, Deco X20 delivers smart Wi-Fi that follows you wherever you are, without interruption. It automatically learns your network environment, client quality, and user behaviours. Sophisticated algorithms account for various factors so that Deco X20 provides ideal mesh Wi-Fi.
Greatly Reduced Lag, More Fun
Wi-Fi 6 brings stable and responsive Wi-Fi connections to tomorrow's hyper-connected home. Enjoy more responsive gaming and seamless video chatting even when multiple compatible devices are connected and transmitting data at the same time.
Maximum wireless signal rates are the physical rates derived from IEEE Standard 802.11 specifications. Actual wireless data throughput and wireless coverage, and quantity of connected devices will vary as a result of network conditions, client limitations, and environmental factors.
Amazon.co.uk's Return Policy: Regardless of your statutory right of withdrawal, you enjoy a 30-day right of return for many products. For exceptions and conditions, see Return details
Useful Links:
Customer Service
Amazon Prime
Returns & Replacements
My Account
Gift Cards
Some links to possibly useful Free Trials:
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- Faster Connections: Wi-Fi 6 speeds up to 1,800 Mbps—1,201 Mbps on 5 GHz and 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz; Total Security: WPA3 encryption and TP-Link HomeCare
- Connect More Devices: OFDMA and MU-MIMO technology quadruple capacity to enable simultaneous transmission to more devices. System requirements: Android 4.4 or later and iOS 9.0 or later
- Boosted Seamless Coverage: Achieve seamless whole home coverage with a clearer and stronger whole home Wi-Fi signal generated by Wi-Fi 6
- Ultra-Low Latency: Greater reduction in latency enables more responsive gaming and video chatting
- Total Security: WPA3 encryption and TP-Link HomeShield provide personalized features, including Parental Controls, Antivirus, and Quality of Service (QoS) to ensure a safer online experience
Edited by a community support team member, 26 April 2023
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68 Comments
sorted by- rincageYes
ismailc12000Is this better than the tp link deco m5?
twiggy9999It depends on how you define better? I have these m5 roof-mounted and x60s mainly downstairs where it wasn't practical to mount electric outputs in the roof.
The m5 has a slower overall speed, 867Mbit/s on 5GHz and 400Mbit/s on the 2.4GHz band. The x20 has 1200Mbit/s on the 5GHz and 574Mbps on the 2.4GHz channel. If you have gigabit broadband or transfer large files often then the x20 would give you a better experience. If you don't have gigbit broadband and don't move large files around your network often the m5's are perfect, especially if you're mounting them in your roof.
My roof mounted m5s (edited)
DjimThese don’t even support Mac-address whitelisting. Anyone using them opens them-self up to being hacked very easily.
There are literally step by step instructions available online… would never recommend any TP link network devices. They are cheap. There’s a reason why…. Lol (edited)
jaffamuffinFully agree these are junk dont waste your money.
BogamiCan this do 1Gbps?mossmanfly1Gb ports. So if you use wired backhaul, then this would be best. Wireless backhaul will never achieve 1Gb speeds.
taschemanI bought this in July 2021 for £4 more to replace Tenda MW6/3
Has been rock solid - I run in AP mode, connected via Powerline adapters
Two points cover a four bedroom two storey house well, when correctly positioned (edited)
NotSoRandomUserameCurrently using M4 units without an issue, this seems like a reasonable price for WiFi 6
Buying gift cards using Swipii saves an extra 11% - so £89.10 in total- SmurfworldWhat does it mean compatible with Alexa? Does it have Alexa built it?
P-A1XAKSNot into the units themselves but think it integrates via the app.
Just taken a look at mine and it states...
- slaha11Wow, that's a great price!DjimIt might be a good price, but at what cost ? Lack of basic security features, inviting hackers to grab your personal data ? Hmmm let me think :/ …… errrm NO… lol
- Name-not-importantThis or the Linksys MR7350 .
can you mesh these TP-Link products with other TP-Link products like you can with Linksys?
shuttsiesDeco works with other deco but not tp links other Mesh offering as far as I know - anisasWould this be enough to provide cover for a 3 bed housenorthbank1886Normally yes, but very dependant on the construction methods of the house.
I would definitely purchase at this price and return if it doesn't work out for you.
If it helps this X20 works like a dream in my place. 
Phantom_Dual or Tri band?BadBadtzDual- BogamiCan a TP-link Deco S4 hook on to this, if I have this as the main unit? Will that slow the network down? Thanks.
low_level_develYes, you’d def want one of the x20s as the main node so the security filtering works. I have a similar setup with x20s and s7s. 
Sadikur_RahmanWill this work with btcj1976Yes, but some of the functions might not. Basically the Deco kits can work in two modes - router or access point (AP), router doing all of the management functions and AP just providing wired/wireless connections. ISP kit can generally work either as a router or a modem, the key point is you usually want only one router on your network. However with my BT Home Hub, it will only operate as a router with no modem-only mode, meaning my connected Decos have to operate in AP mode, so not all of the advertised functions can be used.
Michelle_DugardCan you not plug these directly into your ont?mossmanflyYes you plug 1 of them directly into the ONT, and ditch your old router if thats what you want to do.
Ja5onGrabbed one. Will see how it compares to what I have nowDjimUnlucky.
manzaboyI have Netgear orbi rbk50's... Trying to work out if there is a lot of benefit from the wifi6? Anyone know at all. The orbi have higher throughput and more ports but are a few years old now
Nicholas_WhelanWould these be ok for virgin 350mb fibre. I have their awful router and need better speeds upstairs. What’s the best way to set these up?
flywhitesiThat’s my set up. You just put the virgin router into modem mode and connect via Ethernet to the Deco unit. Follow the Deco set up via the app.
To keep it super simple, use the same network name and password on the Deco as you have for the Virgin router. That way, all your existing devices will not require reconfiguring.
AhsafI've got 20 of these. The tech support is limited basically none existant on the forums. There's little to no settings you can change, can't even choose what WiFi channel to use. SSH is locked down firmware updates are crap, it's designed for people who want plug and play. And don't make networks more than 6 nodes or they just drop out constantly.
It also wants a constant connection to tplink servers for the app to work. Plus the app is crap it drops out alot if your remote viewing the network
Speedwise I've seen 625mb download sitting less than a meter from a node. If they are in a ceiling or with any obstacles it will be 300mb
They can be set up in ap mode or router mode. All settings are changed from the app nothing can be changed via web interface. Only rebooting and firmware updates are allowed
Also if you run these through switches good luck. As it makes the who experience even worse. These units have a wireless backhaul "feature" which isn't even disabled when ethernet connected. Creating loads of loops in the network. Tripping out switches and reboots devices due to loop protection kicking in (edited)flywhitesi20 of these!? I think you should be looking at industrial spec units like Cisco Meraki if you’re running a network that big.- OscarmierzI purchased a X60 triple pack and was massively disappointed. I ended up going back to my Apple AirPort Extreme and Expresses. Subsequently I replaced all my express units with more Extreme units and the still work fantastically.
I found the TP link units just too inconsistent. Setting up was difficult and they don’t like network switches. Boxed them back up like and I’ve wasted £300. - SoWantAnLGC1If none of our hardware is wifi 6 will we not gain anything from this mesh system?
Current mesh is tri band. (edited) 
WonderlanA great price, I would have bought this if this price was a month ago. Oh well.
One tip I got from a colleague, if you are replacing your existing wifi with these, then give the wifi network the same name and password as your existing wifi network. Then turn off your existing wifi when you set this up, and that way you don't need to reconfigure any of the devices to work on your new Deco system. Handy for such devices as the TP-Link cameras that need to be reset to factory defaults to connect to a new wifi network, this way means you don't need to do that but you may need to power cycle the cameras so they connect. Of course, this is assuming your existing wifi has sufficiently secure password.
jasonq794I have the X60's and honestly, blows my old Ubiquiti AP out of the water, getting faster speeds on WiFi than on cable