Questions about TP-Link Deco X50 (2-pack)

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Oli.via.

10 months ago

Does anyone use this with the Swisscom Internet Box 2? Can I simply connect a Deco router to it with a Lan cable? I'm a layperson and can't find anything I can understand online 😅

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DigiBrain

2 months ago

I don't see specified which version of the hardware this is. From the website of TP-Link I can read Version 1–2 have 2 antennas, and Version 3 has 3 antennas. Is this version 1,2 or 3 of the hardware?

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schleuderli

2 months ago

Hello, my question is as follows: We have our office on the 1st floor, to which our Sunrise Connect 3 box is connected. The TV on the ground floor is currently connected via WLAN, which works well. As we now want to set up another TV and boxes in the basement (craft room) which have to be connected via LAN cable, I wanted to ask whether the Deco X50 would be suitable for this? One on the ground floor for amplifying the WLAN and the second one in the basement for WLAN and LAN output for TV and boxes? Many thanks for your feedback!

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digitec

2 months ago

The Deco X50 is a suitable solution for your needs. It offers strong Wi-Fi amplification and can provide better Wi-Fi coverage on the ground floor. In the basement, the second Deco X50 can be used for Wi-Fi and LAN connections to connect your TV and boxes. Each Deco X50 has three Gigabit Ethernet ports that are suitable for connecting your devices via LAN.

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Aleksisvu

6 months ago

I have bought 4 Deco's and set them up as follows in our house, which has 3 floors: The main Deco is connected on the ground floor as the main Deco (Ethernet cable). The modem is in the basement, where the distributors are in the individual rooms (so I can connect the device from any room with the Lan cable). I have a Deco in the first floor and in the basement room, which I would like to connect with the Ethernet cable, as I have a connection for the LAN cable in these rooms. In the living room I would like a Deco without an Ethernet cable, as I have no LAN option there. Can I now connect these 3 Decos with LAN? I currently have a speed of 10Mbps in the room, which is extremely poor as I have a 10GB line. The connections to each other are also rather poor.

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Anonymous

6 months ago

I recommend the following configuration: Modem --> main decoder --> distributor. The main decoder should be connected as close as possible to the modem, otherwise you will lose a lot of speed. I once wanted to connect the main decoder only after the distribution, but it didn't work over 2 floors. In the end, only the main decoder should be connected to the modem, nothing else. Everything else is connected to the deco.

kurtwaber1

1 year ago

There are different hardware versions of the product TP-Link Deco X50. Is the router on sale V2.6, or V2, or V1.6, or V1?

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Aldebaran66

1 year ago

Unfortunately I can't find out the version of the one on sale, but the product is very easy to update using the Deco application.

SunshineCat

2 years ago

-Starter Set or only satellites? - Can these Deco devices also be connected via Ethernet (backhaul?)? - compatible with Connect Box - wifi backwards compatible? So do Wifi devices with wifi standard 1 to 5 also work, or - only wifi 6 ?

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Dusan Raseta

2 years ago

Im Lieferumfang sind 2 Router enthalten, die als Haupt/Startgerät oder Satellit konfiguriert werden können Jedes Gerät ist mit 3 Ethernet Ports ausgestattet, und Ethernet Backhoul Anschluss ist möglich Es sollte mit der Connect Box kompatibel sein Es ist kompatibel zu den bisherigen WIFI-Standards IEEE 802.11a/n/ac/ax 5GHz, IEEE 802.11b/g/n/ax 2.4GHz,