Best Mesh WiFi 6E Routers 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this]

Best Mesh WiFi 6E Routers 2024 [don’t buy one before watching this]
Links to the Best Mesh WiFi 6E Routers are listed below. At True Tech Finds, we've researched the 5 Best Mesh WiFi 6E Routers on Amazon saving you time and money.
➜ 5. ASUS ZenWiFi Pro - amzn.to/3Owp6FJ
➜ 4. NETGEAR Orbi - amzn.to/3OvlgwH
➜ 3. Linksys Atlas Max - amzn.to/3UoUkCr
➜ 2. TP-Link AX3000 - amzn.to/3HMbm63
➜ 1. TP-Link Deco AXE5400 - amzn.to/3uhHwmV
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- ABOUT THIS VIDEO -
Welcome, tech enthusiasts, to the quest for the best Mesh WiFi 6E routers of 2024. In today's hyper-connected world, a reliable and high-speed internet connection is non-negotiable. To unlock the full potential of your smart home or office, you need a router that can keep up. Join us as we unveil the top 5 Mesh WiFi 6E routers for 2024, carefully curated based on performance, user ratings, and affordability.
0:00​​ - Introduction
0:35 - ASUS ZenWiFi Pro
2:00 - NETGEAR Orbi
3:20 - Linksys Atlas Max
4:58 - TP-Link AX3000
6:32 - TP-Link Deco AXE5400
8:10 - Conclusion
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► Links to the Best Mesh WiFi 6E Routers 2024 we listed in this video: ➜ 5. ASUS ZenWiFi Pro - amzn.to/3Owp6FJ ➜ 4. NETGEAR Orbi - amzn.to/3OvlgwH ➜ 3. Linksys Atlas Max - amzn.to/3UoUkCr ➜ 2. TP-Link AX3000 - amzn.to/3HMbm63 ➜ 1. TP-Link Deco AXE5400 - amzn.to/3uhHwmV

[@Crespofutbol]

Why not the axe75 pro?

[@aehaar1801]

I installed XE75 with a wired backhaul and my Wifi5 router was giving double the speed. I’m really disappointed with this.

[@nelzo1703]

AI review garbage 👎🏻

[@pennyhardaway7491]

Useless review, no real world testing just regurgitating manufacturer marketing gibberish.

[@EVILBUNNY28]

This video is super reassuring. I've spent the last couple months researching for the best Mesh Wi-Fi network in preparation for my new 2Gig fibre home internet connection (just got hooked up last week, used to only have 34Mbps, so a HUGE upgrade) and I've ultimately settled on the Deco XE75 Pro. It was only £399.99 for the 3-pack and I have a VERY large old house with thick brick walls, so hopefully it will live up to expectations. As nice as the Deco BE85 Wi-Fi 7 would've been, for a quarter of the price I'm sure the Deco XE75 Pro Wi-Fi 6E will have to suffice.

[@StickyGeko]

I've just got my 1gb up and down. My old deco m5 don't give me the speed upstairs, we live in an old victorian thick walled house. How are you getting on with 75pro

[@TuongNguyen-mx9nu]

Any updates on the set up?

[@user-rk9jg3fj2q]

Any update on this pls?

[@EVILBUNNY28]

So I bought this and set it up and 100% would recommend. Bought the 3 pack because I’ve previously needed 3 extenders to cover my whole house previously (so 4 access points in total) and still could never get one long enough to reach the annexe at the end of the garden. My house is approx 10,000 square feet but I’ve been so impressed I’ve been able to get coverage across all ~40,000 square feet of my property. My house has solid brick walls which are over 3ft thick in places and only needed 2 to cover the whole house which allowed me to put one extender in the Annexe which is 85ft away at the bottom of the garden. I was worried they were only rated at a maximum of 50ft apart but it’s direct line of sight, window to window in the annexe and I can still achieve download speeds of 700Mbps from my 1Gbit connection. That’s one 6E devices only, all other still achieve a respectable 200-300 that far. Overall I would absolutely recommend the Deco XE75 and in particular the pro version. I’m so happy with the result I will definitely be upgrading to a WiFi-7 setup when the BE85s reduce down in price in the next few years. Tho my current setup seems good enough for the next 7-8 aeast.

[@StickyGeko]

@@user-rk9jg3fj2q I also bought the xe75pro too. 3 pack for 399. My router gets 1gb, wireless near the router about 800, ground level at the 2nd deco in the dinning room, I get about 700, next deco upstairs I get about 500mb, and the loft about 350mb the landing one connects to the main deco, I tried in series but had lower speeds. I've got back haul set to 6gb only. I do wonder if I'd have been better off with the Asus xt9 or xt12 2 pack, I don't really need the 3rd deco