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Was debating to upgrade my TP-Link-modem for a while. I had no issues with my previous modem working fine. Just had to made decision if I wanted to get wifi 6. And had to go with NETGEAR Nighthawk CM2000 and it didn’t disappoint. Works as described with my fast internet. Online gaming, streaming and working from home all devices connect with no issues at all. Highly recommend for all or any type of speeds on your internet service.

After seeing many reviews, and the consideration of more speed with a wired back-haul. I took the dive, I have been a loyal TP-Link user for over twenty years. Their products have never failed during operation in that period. I have only upgraded to a newer or improved technology , The Deco XE75 is the best improvement yet, there was an immediate bump in wifi speed throughout my home and I use a lan switch to achieve a hard wired back haul to my game console. If you are on the fence about this system, take the leap, you wont be sorry.

Increased my speed 4 times faster compared to my old TP Link adapter. I have StarLink so I really get good speeds now.

I had an older model but the speed was constrained so I opted for this one. TP Link products are always easy to install so that was a breeze, the speed is great.

A few years ago I switched to Google Nest mesh wifi and have been very pleased until recently. The app no longer offers information about wifi speed and Google seems unwilling/unable to fix it. In the short time I had Nest two of the points died and had to be replaced. I started looking for an alternative and found the TP-Link Deco X55. It get's very good reviews and includes wifi 6 which is a real plus. Of course it doesn't hurt that the system is about half the price of Nest. Now I have no dead spots and faster speed. The only weakness I have found is the app could be more robust, offering more information to help in placement of the points. Perhaps TP-Link will upgrade the app in the near future.

I am still impressed with my TP-Link switch and router. Neither are cantankerous or unreliable. They just work as advertised. Both the router and switch are in hotter environments. My several name brand, more expensive gamer high speed router and switches all seems to fade in the heat, eventually dying in 2 or less years. Way too expensive for marginable reliability and inconsistent speed. It appears with my TP-Link I may not have to buy a new ones soon. My needs are pretty simple. I don't need to be the fastest game in town, just transfer large files reliably and keep working. These continues to be all I could ask for.

I have used TP-link gear for years and have never had issues.

It was a smooth install, I simply did a backup of my cloudkey and did a restore on the dream machine pro and it adopted all my unifi cameras and access points. Installed a few sfp cards and boom I'm up and running a 10g network. I should be good for my internet router for some time to come. Having dual wan support is awesome, if I ever need redundancy for WAN. The updates took a while to do. I opted for the dream machine pro not the dream machines pro se. The big difference was link speed on the WAN ports are 1g or 10g only I got around this with a media converter that auto negotiates with the modem to give me max link speed but links to the dream machine at 10g. My internet speed before I have upgraded my service went from a capped 1gbps service and now pulls down 1.2gbps to 1.6gbps speeds.

This TP-Link works better and has a better range than my previous TP-Links

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