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Let met share my story regarding the Archer AC5400 V2 and the Deco M9+, and I hope this will save you a true headache. However, if you have resolve the connectivity challenge of these devices communicating correctly over 400 Mbps, please share with the rest of the World.
It has been nothing but trouble having purchase the TP-Link line of product. I went by the raitings, but this has proven to be a fiasco. The TP-Link devices do not talk nice to each other:
If you connect the Deco as an AP, you will be lucky to get over 100 Mbps and this device can go over 1Gbps. No, is not my connection it is just, the Deco become a paper weight when not behaving as a Router.
If you connect the Deco as the Router, that you can get speed over 400Mbps, however it is not consistant. On the contrary you loose connectivity frequently with no explanation.
If the Deco is the Router, then the AC5400 V2 acts-up and does not provide a solid 2.4GHz it will conflict with the Deco 2.4GHz.
I had tried to work with TP-link for over 8 month with no avail. Thier 24 hour support is as good as having none. One will get bad advice, bad information, etc.
I had requested for someone to go over my setting to ensure everything is as it is supposed to be, and I am getting nothing back.
I will be surprise if this feedback is posted as it shows, if you can afford the TP-Link line, add a few dollars more and continue shopping to avoid getting additional gray hair or loosing some.
Hope this helps out for those of you that are as frustrated as I am. As I mentioned earlier, if you have solved the combined utilization of these 2 devices, please share, it will be greatly appriciated.
Let met share my story regarding the Archer AC5400 V2 and the Deco M9+, and I hope this will save you a true headache. However, if you have resolve the connectivity challenge of these devices communicating correctly over 400 Mbps, please share with the rest of the World.
It has been nothing but trouble having purchase the TP-Link line of product. I went by the raitings, but this has proven to be a fiasco. The TP-Link devices do not talk nice to each other:
If you connect the Deco as an AP, you will be lucky to get over 100 Mbps and this device can go over 1Gbps. No, is not my connection it is just, the Deco become a paper weight when not behaving as a Router.
If you connect the Deco as the Router, that you can get speed over 400Mbps, however it is not consistant. On the contrary you loose connectivity frequently with no explanation.
If the Deco is the Router, then the AC5400 V2 acts-up and does not provide a solid 2.4GHz it will conflict with the Deco 2.4GHz.
I had tried to work with TP-link for over 8 month with no avail. Thier 24 hour support is as good as having none. One will get bad advice, bad information, etc.
I had requested for someone to go over my setting to ensure everything is as it is supposed to be, and I am getting nothing back.
I will be surprise if this feedback is posted as it shows, if you can afford the TP-Link line, add a few dollars more and continue shopping to avoid getting additional gray hair or loosing some.
Hope this helps out for those of you that are as frustrated as I am. As I mentioned earlier, if you have solved the combined utilization of these 2 devices, please share, it will be greatly appriciated.
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