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Thank you for the great video, please can you do a review of the asus zenwifi bq16 pro and compare it to this deco be 95, it will be great videos Thank you
As soon as I'm able to get my hands on one, definitely something I will do. In the meantime, I have a few other routers I have to review and some comparison videos to make
I'll be returning the asus bq16 pro back to best buy in exchange for the tp link 95s this weekend. The Asus won't stay up with 2 nodes for more than a day. Insanely buggy and unstable.
I am looking into getting a three-pack, but my current setup already uses wired backhaul. Considering my wired backhaul setup, would you say the BE85 is a better option than the BE95? My understanding is that the BE95's 6 Ghz band is split to create the quad-band system, but the 6 Ghz-2 is ONLY available as a wireless backhaul option and is inaccessible by the client. Thanks!
The mesh doesn't make any noise (at least in my place). One of mines is also in a bedroom. I would only see the fans getting loud if it was in a cabinet somewhere with no air that would cause it to get hot. For which maybe the fans would go on, the funny thing is, I didn't even know it had fans in it until someone had commented about it.
I need your help, since you have reviewed both. If you were to just get one, would you choose the be95 (one unit) or the Archer BE900 router for a 1300 sq ft house that doesn't really need the full multiple mesh setup? I have looked and looked and cannot find a proper review/comparison of the two options. I am really looking to future proof as the only option at the house now is 1200 through Xfiniti so i won't be able to get max speeds. Thanks for your time and all the wonderful information.
Wait, the backhoe wireless is Wi-Fi 7 between those Be95 (Be3300) that’s why it’s FAST! It’s extremely expensive, how/where to buy it the lowest price 😢
Could we set up 2 BE95 (2 Pack) systems together ? Because we in India don't get the 3 Pack option. And my house is a 4BHK . So would prefer if these two could be setup as ONE system keeping one of these devices in each room.
On a scenario where my isp modem is 2 thick walls from by bedroom, having a mesh system like this would give me better speed if I put one next to my isp modem (router mode) and the other on my beedroom, than same scenario with only one BE800 obviusly beside my isp modem? Wondering if a mesh system besides increasing range, also increase speed on that range comparing to a top router like tplink BE800
Off the top of my mind, the BE95, BE85 or Orbi 970. I would need to check my results to tell you which one but all three are fantastic from what I remember.
Question: You use local network to test wifi speed uncapped by internet limit. Why not use it as well to test ethernet speed uncapped by ibternet limit to test max ethernet speed limit of the port of the router? Just asking
I’ve done it before with other systems. It can get to the full 10Gbps assuming all the hardware supports it which I have 2 machines that can. Even on the wireless backhaul, I get incredible speeds. Check out the end of this video to see what I get over wireless backhaul. Unveiling TP Link Deco BE95 Wireless Speed Performance ruclips.net/video/-j2GJRdc2zI/видео.html
@@landpet So I pulled the trigger and upgraded my X90’s to these BE95’s wow dude every single place in my house 2 story and basement as a massive improvement in speed performance I’m literally blown away by the results compared to my X90’s. Thanks again
WiFi 5 will be slower. Yes be95 does use MLO for wireless backhaul, it also has a dedicated backhaul as well. It’s very fast for wireless, I did another wireless backhaul demo for this one as well. The video before this one
Is there a difference between a regular 10 GB port and a SFP+ GB port? Or is it that they’re both the same and it just comes down to your Internet provider using either port?
@@landpet ok cool and my other question is is that new Netgear Wi-Fi 7 router has a SFP combo port like the TP link? I’m trying to choose which mesh system I want between Netgear and TP link.
@@lbnycity89 Have tons of experience with Netgear routers, they have been my go to brand until now. Their network protection software is out of control. I would strongly recommend TP-link, IMHO.
really? I didn't have any issues. Did you try "forgetting" the network with the Phillip and reconnecting to it as a new wifi? I have to do that every now and then between different mesh systems, not often enough but sometimes I need to. Whenever I do a forget and reconnect, it works fine after that. However I didn't need to with this Deco.
eero Max 7 is a great mesh, I have videos on that one as well. The only issue was that it couldn't reach my full 5Gbps on ethernet, that might be fixed by now though?
I don't have a video on that. the SFP+ is for fiber type of connection. Ethernet works just fine and that's what I use but if you had SFP+, you could do that as well. Setup would be similar.
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can you segregate the wifi bands? 6ghz standalone option?
Finally!!!! A review of the BE95. Thank you. Now a comparison review of the BE95 vs Orbi 970 next, I hope. Once again thank you.
I'll have a bigger wifi 7 comparison in the future for sure
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Thank you for the great video, please can you do a review of the asus zenwifi bq16 pro and compare it to this deco be 95, it will be great videos
Thank you
As soon as I'm able to get my hands on one, definitely something I will do. In the meantime, I have a few other routers I have to review and some comparison videos to make
@@landpet❤❤❤ thank you very much.
I'll be returning the asus bq16 pro back to best buy in exchange for the tp link 95s this weekend. The Asus won't stay up with 2 nodes for more than a day. Insanely buggy and unstable.
@@voidbringeronthetube maybe it's a software issue
I am looking into getting a three-pack, but my current setup already uses wired backhaul. Considering my wired backhaul setup, would you say the BE85 is a better option than the BE95? My understanding is that the BE95's 6 Ghz band is split to create the quad-band system, but the 6 Ghz-2 is ONLY available as a wireless backhaul option and is inaccessible by the client. Thanks!
Can’t get this. It has fans in it. One of the mesh points would be in a bedroom. I don’t need fan noise from a router waking my up
The mesh doesn't make any noise (at least in my place). One of mines is also in a bedroom. I would only see the fans getting loud if it was in a cabinet somewhere with no air that would cause it to get hot. For which maybe the fans would go on, the funny thing is, I didn't even know it had fans in it until someone had commented about it.
Another great video m8, tny for this! I was waiting for this review.
Glad you enjoyed!
How does TPLink compare to Asus and netgear. Great videos. Thank you.
All three are great. TP Link has less options but still has the important options.
How does it compare to Orbi 970 from a hardware and performance standpoint? Which one is better and likely to last longer?
Netgears firmware update policy is bad. One of their top Mesh sets the RBKE960 got its last update in late 2022…
Do Orbi 970 have wifi7 backhoe between those units ? I believe not
I need your help, since you have reviewed both. If you were to just get one, would you choose the be95 (one unit) or the Archer BE900 router for a 1300 sq ft house that doesn't really need the full multiple mesh setup? I have looked and looked and cannot find a proper review/comparison of the two options. I am really looking to future proof as the only option at the house now is 1200 through Xfiniti so i won't be able to get max speeds.
Thanks for your time and all the wonderful information.
Nice, I Went With The NightHawk RS700S Last Week I Love It 👍🏽
Good choice!
Wait, the backhoe wireless is Wi-Fi 7 between those Be95 (Be3300) that’s why it’s FAST!
It’s extremely expensive, how/where to buy it the lowest price 😢
CANNOT enthused about Chinese equipment for MANY reasons.
Does the BE95 have a web interface like Orbi?
Could we set up 2 BE95 (2 Pack) systems together ? Because we in India don't get the 3 Pack option. And my house is a 4BHK . So would prefer if these two could be setup as ONE system keeping one of these devices in each room.
Yes you can get 2 separate 2 packs and combine them together as one mesh with 4 Decos
On a scenario where my isp modem is 2 thick walls from by bedroom, having a mesh system like this would give me better speed if I put one next to my isp modem (router mode) and the other on my beedroom, than same scenario with only one BE800 obviusly beside my isp modem? Wondering if a mesh system besides increasing range, also increase speed on that range comparing to a top router like tplink BE800
Mesh would be better cause it would give you very good speeds in the bedroom as well.
Seems like Wifi 5/6 is so good now that even wireless backhaul is just as fast as wired on the same bands
With WiFi 7 on MLO, yes it’s pretty amazing
Great video. Which WiFi 7 system would you say is best for wireless backhaul?
Off the top of my mind, the BE95, BE85 or Orbi 970. I would need to check my results to tell you which one but all three are fantastic from what I remember.
Can't be95 turn on 320mhz?
On comparing with BE85 from your another test - it has much worse speed for 6E devices and much more limited range.
I believe it, this thing really shines in the wireless backhaul department
@landpet So, waiting for your final comparing test for Deco-devices
Can you have one mesh network with mixed Deco models? Specifically, could I run 2 BE95s with 3 BE63s as one mesh network?
Yes
Yes, all of the decos are compatible with each other.
Its time to compare to tier meshes for each WiFi epochs: 5, 6, 6e, 7. 😊
I don’t have anymore WiFi 5 tp link routers.
Question:
You use local network to test wifi speed uncapped by internet limit.
Why not use it as well to test ethernet speed uncapped by ibternet limit to test max ethernet speed limit of the port of the router? Just asking
I’ve done it before with other systems. It can get to the full 10Gbps assuming all the hardware supports it which I have 2 machines that can. Even on the wireless backhaul, I get incredible speeds.
Check out the end of this video to see what I get over wireless backhaul.
Unveiling TP Link Deco BE95 Wireless Speed Performance
ruclips.net/video/-j2GJRdc2zI/видео.html
@@landpet thank you for the reply
*Promo sm* 🏃
Were you able to test if it support wireguard vpn client?
No
Can you install 4 deco routers to the system
Yes
Hello, how do these compare to Deco’s AX6600 Tri-Band (X90’s) ???
These can support much faster speeds but over Ethernet and over WiFi. These are much better overall
@@landpet thank you.
@@landpet So I pulled the trigger and upgraded my X90’s to these BE95’s wow dude every single place in my house 2 story and basement as a massive improvement in speed performance I’m literally blown away by the results compared to my X90’s. Thanks again
Incredible speed for WiFi 6e and 7 devices.
How about the WiFi 5 speed? Is be95 using WiFi 7 as wireless backhaul ?
WiFi 5 will be slower. Yes be95 does use MLO for wireless backhaul, it also has a dedicated backhaul as well. It’s very fast for wireless, I did another wireless backhaul demo for this one as well. The video before this one
@@landpet Can Wifi 5 connection reach or over 1 Gigabit download speed ?
@@leepc777 I don't think so
Is there a difference between a regular 10 GB port and a SFP+ GB port? Or is it that they’re both the same and it just comes down to your Internet provider using either port?
In terms of speed, they’re the same. Some people use SFP+ in their network so this thing is compatible either way
@@landpet ok cool and my other question is is that new Netgear Wi-Fi 7 router has a SFP combo port like the TP link? I’m trying to choose which mesh system I want between Netgear and TP link.
@@lbnycity89 Have tons of experience with Netgear routers, they have been my go to brand until now. Their network protection software is out of control. I would strongly recommend TP-link, IMHO.
Been waiting for this.
Are all bandwidth wifi 7?
Last time i check the spec sheet, one of the bandwidth is not wifi7 ready
2.4 is not certified as WiFi 7
@@ml12fin thank you for the reply
I just brought it and taking it back. I'm having connection issues with my Phillip hue will not work and my Sonos speakers will stop playing music.
Go with Eero Max 7 instead. Works flawless.
really? I didn't have any issues. Did you try "forgetting" the network with the Phillip and reconnecting to it as a new wifi? I have to do that every now and then between different mesh systems, not often enough but sometimes I need to. Whenever I do a forget and reconnect, it works fine after that. However I didn't need to with this Deco.
eero Max 7 is a great mesh, I have videos on that one as well. The only issue was that it couldn't reach my full 5Gbps on ethernet, that might be fixed by now though?
@landpet I don't know if you have a video with how to set up the wan/Lan port with the sfp+ what's the difference in using that to just the port?
I don't have a video on that. the SFP+ is for fiber type of connection. Ethernet works just fine and that's what I use but if you had SFP+, you could do that as well. Setup would be similar.
Same set up different wire i guess
@@4givenoxygenbarezessentially lossless connection over fiber cable
Too slow also. I'm waiting for the wifi8 or wifi9, so then it can reach at least 10GBps ~ 10 x 1024 x 8 = 81,920 Mbps. 👈 Now reject all
Yup 1 byte = 8 bits