Dealing with a bad home Wi-Fi network can really make things difficult, especially if your home is full of people streaming video, using smart appliances and generally living their lives online. Wi-Fi 7 routers are where it’s at if you want to give yourself the most future-proof experience, and TP-Link Wi-Fi 7 routers were among the first to be announced. The company’s Deco BE63 range of routers is currently part of an Amazon sale that can save you up to $150, with prices starting from just $250 for the system with a single router.
People with larger homes will want to look at the system with two access points, now available for just $500 (with on-screen coupon), which is a $50 savings over the original asking price. The best of the best gets you three access points and will set you back $650 — saving you $150.
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Whether you choose a two- or three-device setup, you’ll be getting a whole-home mesh system that promises to blanket the area with reliable and fast internet connectivity. The system offers tri-band connectivity and superfast speeds of 5,188Mbps on the 6GHz band, 4,324Mbps on the 5GHz band and 574Mbps on the 2.4GHz band. That’s more than enough to stream 4K videos from your favorite services to multiple devices around the home.
With smart homes becoming more and more the norm, people often have a lot more devices connected to their Wi-Fi network than they might think. These systems support more than 200 devices at any given time and can cover homes of up to 7,600 square feet with two access points and even more if you choose the three-pack. Despite that, the whole system is quick and easy to set up in minutes, and can be managed using just a smartphone.
These deals are a great option for people who need the best of the best, but not everyone will need such a capable Wi-Fi setup. For you, we have a list of the best mesh router deals that we constantly update to make sure you’re getting the best possible deal, no matter your needs.
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