- Is the Deco BE67 worth it over a Wi-Fi 6 mesh?
- Yes if you want Wi-Fi 7 headroom and a dedicated backhaul for a busy home. A good Wi-Fi 6 mesh still covers most homes for less, so the upgrade matters most with many devices or newer phones and laptops.
- How many square feet does the 3-pack cover?
- TP-Link rates the three-pack for homes up to roughly 6,500 square feet, though walls and layout cut that. Two nodes often suffice for a single-floor home.
- Does it have a multi-gig WAN port?
- No. The Ethernet ports are gigabit, so internet plans above 1 Gbps are capped at the port speed. That is the main gap versus TP-Link's higher Deco BE models.
- Does it work with older Wi-Fi devices?
- Yes. Wi-Fi 7 is backward compatible, so Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6 phones, laptops and smart home gear connect normally.
- Can I add more Deco nodes later?
- Yes. The BE67 works with other Deco units, so you can add nodes for more coverage. Mixing models is supported but keeps the network at the slower unit's limits.
- What is in the box?
- Three Deco BE67 units, three power adapters, one Ethernet cable and a quick start guide. The app handles the rest of setup.
- Where is the TP-Link Deco BE67 Wi-Fi 7 Tri-Band Mesh System 3-Pack cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $659.99, as of our latest check.