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Size: 2 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
Features
- Ultimate BE22000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 SpeedsDeco 7 Elite BE85 is designed with the latest Wi-Fi 7 technology, featuring Multi-Link Operation, Multi-RUs, 4K-QAM, and 320 MHz channels. With speeds of 11520 Mbps on the 6GHz band, 8640 Mbps on the 5GHz band, and 1376 Mbps on the 2.4GHz band, the 2 pack mesh connects over 200 devices without dragging down performance and delivers unparalleled Wi-Fi performance.
- Pro-Grade Dual 10G WAN/LAN PortsEquipped with two 10G WAN/LAN portsone RJ45 port and one SFPplus Fiber/RJ45 Ethernet combo portDeco 7 Elite BE85 provides flexible support for both fiber and copper connections. The additional two 2.5G ports and a USB 3.0 port make it an ideal solution for future-proofing your home network.
- Simultaneous Wireless plus Wired BackhaulThrough TP-Link's self-developed technology, Deco BE85 can connect to wireless and wired backhaul simultaneously, taking full advantage of the WiFi 7 technology and giving you a faster speeds and wider coverage.
- AI-Driven Seamless RoamingThe Deco Mesh forms a unified network with a single network name. With built-in AI-Roaming technology, it creates the ideal WiFi solution with its advanced algorithms and self-learning. Walk through your home and enjoy seamless streaming at the fastest possible speeds.
- TP-Link HomeShieldTP-Link's premium security service keeps your home network safe with cutting-edge network and IoT protection. Free features: 1. Basic Network Security including Security Scan and IoT Device Identification 2. Basic Parental Controls 3. Quality of Service 4. Basic Weekly/Monthly Reports. Visit TP-Link website for more information.
- VPN Clients and Server SupportedAllow devices in your home network to access remote VPN servers without needing to install VPN software on every device. Deco BE85 can run both the VPN and ordinary internet connections at the same time, delivering security and flexibility.
- Easy Set Up and Management Set up and manage your mesh router in minutes with the free Deco App available for both Android and iOS devices.
- Extensive CompatibilityTP-Link Deco products are extensively compatible and can work together to form a Mesh Wi-Fi network. It is also backward compatible with all WiFi generations and works with any internet service provider (a modem is required for most internet service providers).
Description
Get ready for lightning-fast WiFi with Deco 7 Elite BE85 mesh system, utilizing the latest WiFi 7 technology for unprecedented speed and efficiency. Tri-band channel with WiFi 7 exclusive features, 8 high-performance antennas, and 2 internal cooling fans ensure reliable connections and maximum performance. Connect to wireless and wired backhaul simultaneously, while enjoying flexible support for both fiber and copper connections on 10 Gbps speeds. Expandability options include 2 x 2.5 Gbps ports and 1 x USB A 3.0 port. Get the Deco 7 Elite BE85 for unmatched WiFi performance.
Brand: TP-Link
Model Name: Deco BE85(2-pack)
Special Feature: Access Point Mode, QoS
Frequency Band Class: Tri-Band
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11.be, 802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11g, 802.11n
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Tablet
Recommended Uses For Product: Home
Included Components: 1 RJ45 Ethernet cable, 2 Power adapters, 2x Deco BE85 units, Quick Installation Guide
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi
Color: White
Other Special Features of the Product: Access Point Mode, QoS
Frequency Band Class: Tri-Band
Wireless Compability: 802.11.be, 802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11g, 802.11n
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Tablet
Antenna Location: Home
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi
Antenna Type: Internal
Operating System: RouterOS
Security Protocol: WPA, WPA2, WPA3
Number of Ports: 4
Control Method: App
Data Transfer Rate: 22000 megabits_per_second
LAN Port Bandwidth: 10 Gbps
Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate: 11000 megabits_per_second
Number of Antennas: 8
Router Firewall Security Level: Advanced
Wi-Fi Generation: Wi-Fi 7
Router Network Type: wireless and wired
Connectivity Protocol: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB
Controller Type: App Control
Coverage: Extensive Whole Home Coverage
Frequency: 6 GHz
Brand: TP-Link
Model Name: Deco BE85(2-pack)
Built-In Media: 1 RJ45 Ethernet cable, 2 Power adapters, 2x Deco BE85 units, Quick Installation Guide
Model Number: Deco BE85(2-pack)
Unit Count: 2 Count
UPC: 840030706929
Number of Items: 1
Number of Packs: 2
Global Trade Identification Number: 29
Manufacturer: TP-Link
Item Highlight: 12-Stream 22 Gbps, 2x 10G + 2x 2.5G Ports, Wired Backhaul, 8x High-Gain Antennas, VPN, AI-Roaming, HomeShield (2-Pack)
Item Type Name: Mesh WiFi
Mfr Part Number: Deco BE85(2-pack)
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Item Weight: 6.5 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.04"L x 5.04"W x 9.29"H
Color: White
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Size: 3 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
TP-Link Tri-Band, Deco BE85, WiFi 7 BE22000 Whole Home Mesh System was a purchase that I debated about and researched well. I am happy with it but will mention one picky issue. Once I upgraded from 1.2 Gbps Xfinity cable internet to 8 Gig fiber optic, I also wanted to upgrade my mesh router. I was using the Google Nest Pro WIFI 6e mesh router and was happy with it but the ethernet ports on it were only 1GB and I wanted to take advantage of my newer higher speeds. I knew that I wanted another mesh system and definitely a WIFI 7 one. There were several options but, years ago, I had the TP-link OnHub router which was the first router that never gave me any problems. I decided to stick with the tried and true and then debated between this system and the BE95. Although I have a phone and a laptop that are WIFI 7, most of my other devices are WIFI 6e or lower so I realized that the BE95 would exceed my needs for many years. I got the three pack of the BE85 since I have a large two story home with smart devices in the front and back yards as well as the garage. I’m glad that I did because the three units give me complete coverage everywhere. Each of the three routers are the same so any of them can be selected to be the main router. I like this because it means that if the main one ever malfunctions, I can easily switch and not be without internet. They all have 4 multi-gigabit ethernet ports. I have three of my older devices on ethernet and the speed up and down is over a gigabit on each. The WIFI 7 phone and laptop routinely have over 1.5 Gb up and down wireless speeds. The installation was as easy as expected with the Deco app. The app was updated a couple of weeks after I got this system and version 3.7.14 works very well. I have a SmartHome with a lot of different devices and this app makes it so easy with a menu option to set up an IOT (Internet of Things) for those devices that work exclusively on the 2.4ghz network. It also features a network optimization selection which scans the network looking for any areas of interference. One can give a device priority and even choose a dedicated band and router for connection. I get all the information that I need easily without any monthly fee. The only bit of complaint that I have is the power plugs. At first I thought that I might have a defective router until I noticed that the power plug green light was not on. Maybe it had to do with how tightly they were wrapped but, at first, all the power plugs were so touchy that a slight bump could turn off the green light and power. I’m not taking any stars off for that since they are working well now but also they are not in an area where they get bumped very often. I am very happy with this purchase. The system is stable and connections hold well. The speeds compared to my old WIFI 6e system are so much better. I do recommend this to anyone who has a multi-gigabit internet service.
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Size: 2 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
3rd update after 19 months: I am updating this again as the support team at TP-Link is just outstanding. I jumped through hoops to get my network reasonably stable adding more mesh units and changing out devices and eventually got it reasonably stable. TP-Link support spent a lot of time reviewing logs and providing me updated firmware. Eventually I got to a point where the 4-6 device dropouts were acceptable. Never did the TP-Link support group give up on my concerns when I reached out to them. I am updating this now as it has been 19 months since I installed the BE85s and I made the mistake of updating to the new firmware hoping that they had incorporated all my custom changes and new security updates. This was a mistake and the network went very unstable. I then found I couldn't go back to my old firmware. I reached out to the TP-Link group asking for help even though it was at the time 18 months since I purchased and I felt they could wash their hands of it. They did not and quickly worked with me to restore the old firmware. During this process I discovered that with my old firmware I could run just the two BE85s and my network was pretty rock solid. Apparently the additional nodes caused more issues than they helped and the custom firmware with just the two BE85s. The only downside is I had Very fast wired speeds in my office to one of the XE75s, around a 1GB downloads speeds. With just the wireless to my Mac it's around 500mb which is still good. I thanked the team and decided I would try to sell the XE75s and they offered a few options to help me still use them. So all said and done I have 180+ wifi devices running on two BE85s and it is now pretty stable. Between the routers performance which is super fast and now stable and the TP-link team I am adjusting my review. I hate that I spent so much time fighting all this to get here but I have to commend the team for sticking with it. 2nd update after 4 months: Revised after excellent customer support: TP-Link support contacted me as a result of my initial review and have steadily worked through my issues with this router. A firmware update has fixed the wireguard vpn connection along with steady back and forth troubleshooting to make the client and server vpn connections rock solid. The initial disconnect issues have resolved after the firmware update and the device connection list has improved. It is not to the point that I expect as I still have devices that do not show in the connected list but are online but it is significantly improved over how it was to start with. The support team is actively working that issue with me. This router is now performing as I expect and I am very pleased with the excellent customer support provided. I have update my overall rating to reflect the support and current performance. Original review: When I first set up this router with one mesh node it was blazing fast. After a little over 2 weeks installed the wireless speeds around the house have been halved. I have around 120 wireless devices and at any given time the Deco app only shows 60-80 connected even though most of them are verified connected. At the same time devices constantly disconnect and reconnect. This router replaced an ASUS AX11000 which constantly maintained the 120+ device connections.
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Size: 3 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024 by Ronald
Size: 3 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
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Size: 3 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
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Size: 3 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
I went through 3 systems before I ultimately landed back with TP-Link. I've got a strong network background so you'd think I'd go with something more prosumer, but these exceeded the performance of both Aruba and Ubiquiti by a WIDE margin. I run mine in AP mode so I can't speak to some of their advanced layer-3 capabilities, I let my firewall handle most of that (or let my switches work their magic with the p-bits), but I appreciate that they allow that AP mode and don't force you to make them a router. I do find it frustrating that you have no way to know some very simple things from the networking side. The best example is your port speed. You are 100% flying blind, there's no way to look on the interface(s) and know if you're trained up at 10Gb, 2.5Gb, or 1Gb. I rely on my switches to see what they show train up at, and hope the other side (TP-Link's side) agrees. Based on my throughput it does. But this should be SUCH a basic/easy thing to provide. Lastly, even though they're trained up at 10Gb, I find times when my wifi performance is suffering and then realize one of the AP's has switched to a wireless backhaul instead of Ethernet. I can reboot the system and it corrects it, but it would be nice if you could configure some kind of a weighted balance that made it less likely to try to flip to wireless backhaul.
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Size: 2 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
For the past 10 years I thought TP-link was a budget brand router company but I was wrong. I originally bought the Velop system from Linksys and it was lackluster and the app was clumsy. Decided to try TP-Links WiFi 7 mesh system. Well I rarely write reviews so that should show how impressed I am. Pros - Easy setup - Excellent switching between nodes. When I walk from room to room I can see my iPhone switch immediately. This was a big issue with Linksys. I had to toggle my WiFi to get it to switch. - Allows me to keep all my devices organized to satisfy my ocd side. - IOT devices on a separate network is pretty cool. - App is super intuitive and doesn’t lag - Coverage and speed is as advertised Cons - Pricey - Some of my iot devices, mainly light bulbs, seem to take a few extra seconds to respond. That might be something I configured wrong though. - I’m a web designer so this bugs me more than it probably does most people but they have an error in their form fields with how white space is treated. Very small grip but thought I’d mention it here so they can correct it. Also, opening the box makes me feel like I’m opening up an expensive bottle of whiskey lol. Cool but unnecessary.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by Honeybadger
Size: 3 Pack
Style: WiFi 7, BE22000
At first I loved this thing because it got me amazing initial speeds, fully leveraging and perfectly distributing my multi-gig internet service. I went through a bunch of trouble to separate out my "IoT devices" (which is code for devices with old cheap wifi radios) because I like the idea of having an SSID with low security standards so that I can have my primary SSID force higher security standards (WPA3) for the devices that support it. There were some usability deficiencies, but I was willing to overlook that for both the performance I was getting now, and the theoretically performance I was future-proofing myself to have for the future. Then the honeymoon ended one day, and in the middle of working from home...no internet. light on the bottom of the Deco is red. I wanted to get back online at work and troubleshoot quickly, so I just plugged the ethernet from my modem/ONU to my laptop (which is not very secure/safe, btw) and the internet was working fine, i.e. nothing needed to change or be rebooted with my ISP equipment. When I had breaks from work, I factory reset my Deco and got it to pick up on the internet connection again. I ended up doing this multiple times because it kept happening (in the middle of meetings) and each time I did it and re-configured my network, I used less and less features. I stopped using VPN, I stopped enabling the MLO, I turned of my IoT network...all these customizations until I got back to bare bones... just 2.5 & 5Ghz bands i.e. the equivalent features of my 5 year old WiFi 5 router, and it couldn't even remain stable with that. I even moved the router to an area where it wouldn't receive any direct sunlight in case it was a heat issue. However, the fact that the 10GB port is failing when I'm only leveraging 1-2 GB of it is just plain disappointing and turns me off of TP-Link entirely. I realize this may just be a quality issue with this one unit...or it could even be just a firmware issue that will get fixed. Not sure, but for now I give up. Returning while I can, but the price of this unit has jumped back up. I'll wait a little while until the WiFi 7 router market is a little more established now that the WiFi 7 spec is finalized. Hopefully these premium prices come down and I'll get one I can afford from a brand that doesn't suck, such as Orbi.
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