TP-Link Deco BE25(2-Pack) Dual Band BE5000 Whole Home Mesh WiFi 7 System| 8K Streaming | 5 Gbps Router | 2×2.5 Gbps Gigabit, 4K-QAM, 4 Antennas | VPN, MU-MIMO | Works with Alexa and Google Assistant

A truly outstanding and exceptional product!
I recently purchased the TP-Link Deco BE25 (2-pack) Dual-Band BE5000 Mesh Wi-Fi 7 Router, and I’m absolutely amazed by its exceptional speed and coverage. Previously, I struggled with slow connections and frequent dropouts, but this router has completely transformed my internet experience.Equipped with powerful 4-antenna technology and advanced 16-stream capabilities, it delivers outstanding performance. I live in a 3BHK home spanning 1,400 sq. ft., and although I initially purchased the 2-pack, I was astonished to find that just one unit was enough to cover my entire home, reaching every corner with a strong and stable connection.Whether it’s lag-free gaming, seamless 4K streaming, or managing multiple smart devices simultaneously, everything runs flawlessly. This router has far exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a powerful and reliable Wi-Fi solution.Truly a worthwhile investment!

Good speed but less range
A 2 pack is not sufficient to cover 3 bhk home.Wall penetration is poor

Absolutely Disappointing – A Total Waste of Money
I purchased the TP-Link Deco BE25 Wi-Fi 7 expecting top-tier performance as advertised (5000Mbps). Instead, it delivered speeds so abysmal that even my entry-level Archer C6 outperformed it. Here’s my experience:• Poor Speed Performance: Despite my ISP providing 400Mbps, no device in my setup ever exceeded this, no matter what I tried. I used both Router and AP modes, tweaked every possible setting, and still got the same dismal speeds.• Pathetic SMB File Sharing: Setting up SMB file sharing between two PCs was a nightmare. The speed capped at a laughable 25MB/s (200Mbps), whether on 2.4GHz, 5GHz, Router Mode, or AP Mode.• Ethernet Backhaul – Still Terrible: Using an Ethernet backhaul for the secondary unit didn’t help. Both the main and secondary units suffered the same poor performance.In my previous setup, I used a basic Archer C6 (1800Mbps) and got much better speeds. The only downside was having to switch networks between floors. With the BE25, I paid a premium expecting an upgrade but ended up with a downgrade in every possible way.Even after trying multiple configurations—ISP router in bridge mode, Deco as AP, Deco as Router with DHCP server—the speeds remained consistently bad.Final Verdict: If you’re looking for speed, avoid the BE25 at all costs. It’s overpriced junk that doesn’t live up to its hype. For a basic mesh network, there are far cheaper and more reliable options like the X10, X20, or even the M series. Spending ₹16,000 on this is pure regret.

Awesome
way better than my old orbi rbr20. Easy setup.

A bit bulky, but that may be needed for the antennas, which seem powerful. I live in an old stone house with meter-thick walls, so it takes a total of 5 units to cover the house, an annex, and the terrasse. All the units are connected by ethernet. Just finished the installation, encountering two problems. First, since I was setting up the system behind the router supplied by my provider, it was paramount to set up Deco in access point mode (Google the question to learn how to do that). Otherwise you will run into the double NAT issue, which compromises performance. The second was the need to set up all units in close proximity to the first to allow them to share parameters; once the initial set up is done, I could then place the units anywhere with a network connection, even in another building. Other than that, the system was surprisingly easy to set up. And the performance is remarkable, giving me similar latency and speed as does the provider supplied router. (About 1000Mbps). Around the house, compared with my old provider-supplied extenders, Deco is 2-3 times faster.

Muy buena velocidad de conexión.

This product was great, simple setup.