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TP-Link has been selling routers, but recently, the company has dabbled in a mesh Wi-Fi system that can cover a larger area with a more reliable wireless network. TP-Link released the Dexo XE75 mesh system on Monday, which is designed to support the new Wi-Fi 6e standard that has begun to appear in devices, but (possibly) there is a problem.

The Deco XE75 has most of the features expected by modern mesh Wi-Fi systems, including an estimated range of "up to" 5500 feet, two units, three-band connections (so there is no speed loss at the secondary station), and mobile applications for network management. There are also three Ethernet LAN ports on each site, which is undoubtedly an improvement on most mesh systems-for example, Google Nest Wifi does not have any LAN ports on the secondary node.

TP-Link 's main selling point here is to support the latest Wi-Fi 6e standard, which adds an 6GHz channel to improve performance and more bandwidth. This means that devices that support Wi-Fi 6e will be able to achieve theoretical speeds of up to 5400 Mbps. Wi-Fi 6e mostly appears only on products released in the past year, such as PC with Intel Wi-Fi 6e modem, Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra/S22 Ultra/S22 Plus, Asustek ROG Phone 5, etc. Apple doesn't even sell iPhone or Mac computers with Wi-Fi 6e. Deco XE75 is still fully backward compatible with earlier Wi-Fi standards, and you won't get all the benefits unless your device also has Wi-Fi 6e.

The main problem is that many of TP-Link 's routers, including the Deco X68 we reviewed last year, send most of their network activity to third-party companies (Avira) under the guise of malware detection. There is no way to turn it off, although TP-Link told XDA Developers last year that a setup option was being developed. This is a major privacy issue, to say the least, and there is no indication that TP-Link has removed it from Deco XE75.

If too much data collection doesn't bother you, you can now buy a two-piece Deco XE75 for $299.99 in the source link below.

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