The TP-Link Deco XE75 three-unit set proved to be an extremely well-balanced and powerful mesh system when tested, which should be of particular interest to homeowners. It impresses with a maximum coverage of a remarkable 670 m² with stable transmission rates, which we were able to verify in the test, as well as with three dedicated Gigabit ports per unit...

A mesh kit is an expensive but also very effective method of giving your wireless network a real boost over a large area. It is easy to use and the results in terms of speed and coverage are consistently good to very good. If you are looking purely for data throughput, the Deco XE75 is the right choice, even without Wi-Fi 6e end devices...

... In the default setting, the TP-Link Deco XE75 uses the 6 GHz channel as backhaul. If Wi-Fi 6E clients are specifically registered on 6 GHz, TP-Link's AI-based mesh algorithm ensures that the data transport between the satellites takes place on the most powerful WLAN band that is not currently in use...

The fast Deco XE75 is also worthwhile if there are no WiFi 6e end devices yet, because the fast communication within the mesh also benefits WiFi 6. It's just a pity that more security costs extra.

TP-Link's three-pack Deco XE75 benefits especially homes with a large living area or outdoor area - right from the start. Thanks to the sophisticated app, commissioning is very easy, but speed and range are also at a high level.

With Deco XE75, TP-Link makes the 6 GHz Wi-Fi 6E WLAN extension suitable for the masses: 200 euros per base is much more reasonable for the head of household than Netgear's Orbi nodes, which cost three times as much. For most users, this is also possible without compromising on performance. And those who want more performance can look forward to future siblings.