Hi, with a new Fibre installation what would you advise a modem and separate router then add your mesh? I would like to know what is the best option. Thank you.
I would start either a mesh if you have a larger home (something above 2K sq ft). Otherwise a single router should be fine if centrally placed in your home.
Hi, sorry didn’t explain very well. My current setup is Starlink with deco xe75 6e four pack with number one acting as the router. Now have the option to have Fibre but still would need the mesh as dead spots. What router would you recommend to connect to finre that comes in then xe75 to router for mesh?. Hope that makes sense, thank you for your help.
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I can’t seem to find information on the TP-Link ax80 compared to the older tplink ax6000 model is the ax6000 out of date? Since it’s older ?
Hi, with a new Fibre installation what would you advise a modem and separate router then add your mesh? I would like to know what is the best option. Thank you.
I would start either a mesh if you have a larger home (something above 2K sq ft). Otherwise a single router should be fine if centrally placed in your home.
Hi, sorry didn’t explain very well. My current setup is Starlink with deco xe75 6e four pack with number one acting as the router. Now have the option to have Fibre but still would need the mesh as dead spots. What router would you recommend to connect to finre that comes in then xe75 to router for mesh?. Hope that makes sense, thank you for your help.
you know ax80 is dual band. how do you not know this with a showdown
Did I say tri band? My bad, you're correct. A very good dual band with that speed rating.
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