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Good morning, everyone! I’m looking for some expert advice or suggestions from anyone who has set up a 3-storey house and figured out the best deco or setup for optimizing performance.

I understand that factors like wall materials and layout play a role, but I’d like to hear about the most effective setups that have worked for others.

Here’s my current setup with Unifi 500 Mbps:
• Ground Floor: Router connected to a TP-Link M9 Plus mesh – Speed: 500 Mbps
• 2nd Floor (Middle Hall): TP-Link M5 mesh – Speed: 100–150 Mbps
• 3rd Floor (Master Bedroom): TP-Link M5 mesh – Speed: 10–30 Mbps (sometimes even lower)

Has anyone researched or implemented a more efficient setup? I’d love to hear your insights. Thanks in advance!

Good morning, everyone! I’m looking for some expert advice or suggestions from anyone who has set up a 3-storey house and figured out the best deco or setup for optimizing performance.

I understand that factors like wall materials and layout play a role, but I’d like to hear about the most effective setups that have worked for others.

Here’s my current setup with Unifi 500 Mbps:
• Ground Floor: Router connected to a TP-Link M9 Plus mesh – Speed: 500 Mbps
• 2nd Floor (Middle Hall): TP-Link M5 mesh – Speed: 100–150 Mbps
• 3rd Floor (Master Bedroom): TP-Link M5 mesh – Speed: 10–30 Mbps (sometimes even lower)

Has anyone researched or implemented a more efficient setup? I’d love to hear your insights. Thanks in advance!

Wait next school holiday then I will try again...

https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/727392

This Article Applied to
Deco X50-5G_V1



Optimization and Bug Fixes:
Fixed the issue of not detecting the IoT Network.
Optimized the CPU Usage
Improved the overall network stability.

Good morning, everyone! I’m looking for some expert advice or suggestions from anyone who has set up a 3-storey house and figured out the best deco or setup for optimizing performance.

I understand that factors like wall materials and layout play a role, but I’d like to hear about the most effective setups that have worked for others.

Here’s my current setup with Unifi 500 Mbps:
• Ground Floor: Router connected to a TP-Link M9 Plus mesh – Speed: 500 Mbps
• 2nd Floor (Middle Hall): TP-Link M5 mesh – Speed: 100–150 Mbps
• 3rd Floor (Master Bedroom): TP-Link M5 mesh – Speed: 10–30 Mbps (sometimes even lower)

Has anyone researched or implemented a more efficient setup? I’d love to hear your insights. Thanks in advance!

Hi, Same problem as you too. seems like Celcom lock the AX10 can not use for Onemesh

if i use this password I can just upgrade the firmware and able to use onemesh?
username: admin
password: c3lc0msuper

Using the admin username, I was able to upgrade the firmware only through internet, not manually.
After that, still Easymesh is not available.

Is there any other way to unlock the AX10 firmware?

Have you tried using the WPS button pairing method?

Just set your main router to broadcast the WPS signal out, then on the receiving node/router that you wish to pair with, press or hold the WPS button until both of it establish a link through wireless, if successful, you can try backhauling with ethernet cable to see if it works.

Did not work.
Just "Timed Out".
Pressing the satellite WPS button too long, turns off the wifi.

Tried pairing using Add Mesh function. Also Timed Out.

Tried looking around in DevTools (F12) in Chrome. I don't what to look for, so nothing happen there.

Did not work.
Just "Timed Out".
Pressing the satellite WPS button too long, turns off the wifi.

Tried pairing using Add Mesh function. Also Timed Out.

Tried looking around in DevTools (F12) in Chrome. I don't what to look for, so nothing happen there.

Hi. I am currently using c3150 router. Now my unifi is 800mbps. Router is placed upstairs living room. (Middle of the house). However my room downstairs (far end corner) only received Iike 10-20mbps when I do speed test there

Just checking what kind of router or extender would you recommend? Household of 6 person. Mainly streaming 4k movies and ps/pc gaming.

I would suggest going the mesh router if it's 800Mbps

Single router cannot provide 800Mbps reliably throughout the coverage area

If you have the budget, definitely Deco BE65 and above

Deco XE75 is a good value choice