… Specifically, the TP-Link Deco has a faster 2.4GHz band on paper although it is likely the same in real-world usage , support for SFP+, and an option for USB-based storage features . So, the most significant difference is the price, where the eero Max 7 costs significantly more. …
… It seems that TP-Link has consistently made its hardware available first on the market while trying to figure out “excuses”, often in the form of stripping down the hardware’s specs or capabilities, to offer practically the same already comparatively low-cost hardware at even lower costs wherever p… …
… In any case, for data protection via RAID 1 or SHR, you’ll get only half of that for usage—the other half is for redundancy . Or you can use RAID 0, which gives you the best performance and top storage space at a higher risk of data loss. …
… Its biggest problem, however, is that it doesn’t have anything to edge out the Archer BE230 —which costs almost half the price—in real-world usage. …
… The two systems share similar hardware costs, with the suggested retail price of around $700. In real-world usage, both deliver excellent coverage and reliable signals. …
… Deco XE75 Pro—in most cases, boils down to costs. …
… Chances are the two are the same in real-world usage, and I wouldn’t consider the Pro if it costs noticeably more. …
… Over more than a week of real-world usage, I ran into no issue with the router. …
… Depending on your needs, each will give you the flexibility to build a Wi-Fi network with the optimal hardware arrangement and cost. …
… Just make sure you can live with the privacy risks. …