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Deco X15
ASIN B0D7MKJ56S
Deco X55 (3-Pack)
ASIN B09PRB1MZM
Both are three-node, dual-band Wi-Fi 6 Deco systems with optional Ethernet backhaul. TP-Link lists a higher maximum link-rate profile and one extra Gigabit port per node for the X55.
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ASIN B09PRB1MZM
Archer AX55
ASIN B09G5W9R6R
Choose the Deco X55 three-pack when you want several access-point locations from one kit. Choose Archer AX55 for one router with four LAN ports and USB storage support.
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ASIN B09PRB1MZM
XE75
ASIN B0B88T5RDY
Choose the X55 if it is currently cheaper and a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 setup fits your clients and wiring. Choose the XE75 when its 6 GHz/tri-band architecture matches 6E clients or a wireless-backhaul plan.
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Google Wifi
ASIN B01MAW2294
TP-Link Deco X55
ASIN B09PRB1MZM
Deco X55 documents Wi-Fi 6; Google Wifi documents Wi-Fi 5, and a Wi-Fi 6 client can connect to a Wi-Fi 5 router using Wi-Fi 5 capabilities.
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TP-Link Deco BE25
ASIN B0DKVDZXSN
Deco X55 3-Pack
ASIN B09PRB1MZM
The BE25 is the feature-fit upgrade for a buyer with compatible Wi-Fi 7 clients or multi-gig wired links: it lists Wi-Fi 7 and two 2.5GbE ports per node.
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ASIN B09PRB1MZM
Archer BE400
ASIN B0DVBP5L6Y
Pick the Deco X55 3-pack for a three-unit Deco mesh setup. Pick the Archer BE400 for a single-router starting point with two 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports and EasyMesh support; TP-Link says Deco and Archer mesh systems cannot be combined into one unified mesh.
Read comparisonTP-Link Deco X55
ASIN B09PRB1MZM
S4 3-Pack
ASIN B084GTH5LL
Choose by client needs and wired layout. TP-Link identifies X55 as Wi-Fi 6 and S4 as Wi-Fi 5; that is a feature distinction, not a measured speed result.
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