TP-Link Deco BE63 Wireless Backhaul Speeds
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- čas přidán 21. 05. 2024
- A quick demonstration of the wireless backhaul speeds of the new TP-Link Deco BE63 Mesh WiFi 7 System with the new Mac Mini M2 Pro with 10Gbe. Comparing WiFi speeds vs an ethernet connected device to a Wireless Backhaul TP-Link Deco B363 node.
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TP-Link Deco BE63 (3 Pack): www.amazon.com/dp/B0CN8QLS4K?...
TP-Link Deco BE63 (2 Pack): www.amazon.com/dp/B0CN8WBXY2?...
TP-Link Deco BE63 (1 Pack): www.amazon.com/dp/B0CN8WD86H/...
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Video Links:
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Deco BE63 Review: • Boost Your Wi-Fi Speed...
How to Setup a Local Speed Test Server: • How to Setup Local Spe...
Network 101: Home Networks Explained: • Network 101 | Simplifi...
Ultimate TP-Link Deco Comparison Review: • TP Link Deco Mesh WiFi...
Timeline
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00:00:00 - Internet Speed Test via WiFi
00:01:27 - Internet Speed Test via Ethernet
00:02:26 - Local Speed Test via Ethernet
00:03:08 - Local Speed Test via WiFi - Věda a technologie
Product Link(s):
TP-Link Deco BE63 (3 Pack): www.amazon.com/dp/B0CN8QLS4K?maas=maas_adg_B8C1349305A83F9350DA87F5557A7885_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=landpet05-20
TP-Link Deco BE63 (2 Pack): www.amazon.com/dp/B0CN8WBXY2?maas=maas_adg_22B3BD264DC4820978B0D3E5BF619867_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=landpet05-20
TP-Link Deco BE63 (1 Pack): www.amazon.com/dp/B0CN8WD86H/?maas=maas_adg_2257018AB0250E74ACC8DB918E0DF31E_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=landpet05-20
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Set mine up last weekend and I'm loving it!
Awesome!
You rock man! Your videos for data nerds like me are the absolute best. I wish I looked into wireless backhaul on WIFI 7 before running 2 ethernet drops. Not complaining, but would have saved me 5 hours in the attic, 10 hours of work and some holes in the walls!
Thanks! Well Ethernet is always a good thing but yeah WiFi 7 is almost making it pointless for some situations
I have two BE85’s and they are awesome no issues what so ever. Best Wi-Fi router I have ever had.
Yeah that's even better
just picked up a two-pack! Love it! I have mine with wired backhaul and with my 15 pro max and M3 Mac I can grab 1024 down and 1000 up on my gig connection. My only issue is I wish the deco app showed data usage in real time instead of the 2-5 second delay. The Amolfi Alien was really good with that. However, this is great. Just upgraded from my Orbis that didn't play nice with my ATT Fiber modem and had alot of double nat issues with gaming
Great videos! Glad I ran across you. I am trying to make a decision between the BE63 and BE85. Since you have reviewed both any guidance when choosing between the two?
Be85 is better cause it can handle internet speeds of up to 10Gbps. However the BE63 is amazing for internet speeds of up to 2.5Gbps and costs less. So it depends on your internet speeds and how much you want to spend. I would go for the 85 if your internet speeds are faster than 2.5Gbps or youre planning on upgrading in the future other than that 63 should be great.
I have the deco x50 2 devices and at the second one I had the PC with wifi 6 and speed 200 from the 300 max. When I change the graphics card the wifi card didn't feet and I bring the second device to next to PC and connected it with cable. The speed went 280 almost max. You are totally correct!!!
Great to hear!
Now I have to upgrade all my switches😊
Lol
Thanks for the videos! From your experience, which has the best wired backhaul (wireless between mesh, but wired to computer at the satellite)? BE95/BE85? Assuming these can get higher, with the 10gbps ports. Also, how far are they from the “router”?
From everything ive tested (not including be95), the be85 performed the best with the Orbi 970 coming in second place.
Nice video. I don’t remember you ever mentioned that people need to have ssd’s with read /write speed greater than network speed . To utilize 5gbps network speed you need pci4 ssd drive with read write greater than 5gbps or some variation of raid0 . Many people are still on old 5400/7200 hard drives or first gen slow ssd drives. It would be nice to have your input on that. Thank you!!
Thanks,
Technically you are downloading some random data and uploading it (not exactly sure how much data it is, the speed test servers will probably specify if you look for it) so in theory a slow hard drive can affect speeds. The thing is most computers don't have 5Gbps ports or faster. In fact most are capped to gigabit ports. So if you bought a computer that came with a faster port, it would most likely come with a faster SSD. Or if you were upgrading your pc and adding a 10Gbps port to a pcie slot, most likely you probably have an SSD, if not you may need to upgrade it.
Tried setting mine up today but couldnt get the main node to get internet. I have fiber Internet so the main node is the "modem/router". I currently have rhe deco xe75 and had zero issues setting that up.
I’m assuming you’re no longer using the xe75 or all of that and its nodes are turned off during setup of this deco. Best to disable the router portion of the modem/router combo or set it in bridge mode.
wiring up via ethernet basically installs a very expensive wifi antenna that emits it's own signal to nearby devices lol
Basically
How far apart were the node and main router for the wireless backhaul in excess of 2.5Gbps?
25 to 30 feet or so for this test in this video. My usual tests are a bit further from 35 to 40ft or so.
@landpet Is this currently the best deal in mesh for 2gig service, if you need 2x2.5 WAN ports for wired backhaul?
Deco x55 pro, this is better but for wired backhaul, deco x55 pro
@@landpet even with the x55pro being WiFi 6
If I use Wireless Backhaul, then the MLO of Wifi7 won’t work correct? In your opinion, is MLO really worth it considering I will have WiFi 7 laptops, etc?
Using the dedicated wireless backhaul option outweighs the MLO. You usually get better speeds when the backhaul has the best connection. You can try out both ways though and see what works better in your case
Im getting one Tp-link 10000 tomorrow, I have 2gig fiber at home but not getting anything over 950/950 hard wired with cox, trying this router with my samsung 24 ultra and hopefully I get about the same speed as you
should be getting faster than that
@@landpet finally got it but had the sams issue, only gave me 950-950 hard wired same as cox router, not sure what to do at this moment because I do get in the gateway 2gig but not getting the signal when hard wired, wondering if this is happen to anybody with cox?
@@DayanOses Ok, this can be from a number of things.
Number 1, is your hard wired device using a 1Gbps port? I'm assuming it is.
Number 2, are you using a cat5e or lower cable? Tried cat6A, Cat 7 or cat 8 cable?
Number 3, make sure there is nothing there capping the speeds to gigabit.
@@landpet Im using cat 8 cable, also a ethernet port that supports 2.5G, I had ti return it because i didn't give me anything over 950/950 upload & download same as the cox router, and cox tech said that I have to have something to support the 2g but my samsung ultra does support it, so idk at this point
bro i did a local speedtest on my laptop on a custom server address , even though the isp router as well as my ethernet adapter over usb c both have gigabit ports i don't understand how i got 14Gbps up and down while as you got only 2.5Gbps down n up because of port limitation. How in my case i got 14Gig speed via a 1Gig usb c to ethernet adapter connected to my mac air m1, please clarify
You are most likely doing a speed test from your computer to your same computer.
Check out this video: it shows all the steps for a speed test and how it’s done
How to Setup Local Speed Test Server | Test Wi-Fi and Ethernet Network Speeds
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@@landpet Thanks man i love you.....u making awesome content🥰🥰🥰 stay happy n blessed always n keep going....btw be95 deco any plans for that mesh?
I’d prefer to see real world speeds, all well and good running speed tests but does spending all this money really give you a massive improvement. I have a 1Gbe with wifi 6. I get 700Mbps on speed test and videos play near instantly . Perhaps if you want to stream 8k video or video edit wirelessly but for the most part I don’t see the point in getting these speeds.
If you're getting those speeds and youre content then no point in upgrading. The benefit of this is that you can get fast speeds even near wireless backhaul nodes as well.
So Wireless Backhaul with Ethernet cable plug into pc is good for gaming ?
if you have a good mesh like this one or some other wifi 7, it should be good for gaming
@@landpet is wifi 6 mesh good ?
Hi, can you tell me the distance of the second repeater from the master?
for this test about 25 feet. For my normal testing, it's typically around 35 to 40 ft.
Any random wifi disconnects or wifi is not available, seems a bunch of mesh systems are prone to this and if you turn the 6 Gz band off it totally goes away.
no disconnects with this one for me.
*landpet* Do you permanently use a MacMini as a HTPC or just for this demonstration? Regardless, it's actually a good idea. Great demonstration video by the way.
I have 2 mac minis, my older one was permanently a HTPC until i
I got an apple tv, the newer one i move just for these tests. In the future, i may bring this newer mac mini to use as a HTPC but as of now apple tv has most of the features that I use.
@@landpet I currently use a current gen Roku Ultra, which I have wired to my Deco X55 node (wired backhaul to main x55 router). But unfortunately Roku does not have an official Twitch app.
Is the linksys 8400 Atlas Max 6e 3 pack worth it if I can get it for 900
I haven’t tested it but specs wise this seems better
No so bad like disconnection between nodes. Too many connection drops using wireless backhaul. Even 1.8m both the main one and the node connection drops
whats best broadband for ping (ms) in the uk?
Depends on your ISP
I just got one of these routers and I'm kind of confused on what the MLO feature is and if I should have it on or off. So if anybody could fill me in on what this future does I would really appreciate it thanks.
it's an SSID designed for wifi 7 devices to allow these devices to connect to more than one band at the same time to get very fast speeds.
@@landpet ok I see, thanks for the reply and video.
IMO i dont see it a true wifi 7 if it does not go 10Gbps or atleast beyond 2.5Gbps
Sure wifi 7 can go faster than 2.5Gbps on other more powerful wifi 7 mesh systems but technically its still wifi 7 even though its not as fast as it can be
@@landpet i just find it wasteful to spend dollars on something same speed as previous.. yes it has better features but, why not save more for better rather than buying it now then buying another latee.. just my opinion hajhaha
say "button" again please....I came here again for that.
Yes, he said, "button"!!!!
Lol
So ampifi alien ware. Can outbeat this one
Alien one a wifi6
I haven't tried that one
ahh too bad no 2.4Ghz speed test
2.4 is mostly useful for smart home devices or if youre fairly far away since it has better range