TP-Link's easy-to-use Deco BE63 mesh system brings the latest 6GHz Wi-Fi 7 technology to your home—every inch of your home—with superb throughput and signal strength.

No in-app option for opting out of data collection Only two Ethernet jacks per device Inconsistent upload speeds to older devices TP-Link already sells our favorite mesh router, the Deco W7200 ...

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TP-Link is rapidly earning a reputation for being one of the most innovative brands in the networking space for home consumers with the Deco range and for business with the Omada sub-brand.

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