TP-Link Deco BE22 Wi-Fi 7 Mesh System, 3-Pack

Pack: TP-Link Deco BE22 is a three-unit Wi-Fi 7 mesh system for home networking. Its dual-band design, AI-driven roaming and two Gigabit ports per unit suit households looking to extend wireless coverage and connect wired devices. The listing claims coverage up to 6,500 sq. ft., but actual coverage depends on the home and network conditions.

At a glance

Three Deco units form one mesh network with a shared Wi-Fi name and AI-driven roaming between available Deco signals.
Each unit is listed with two auto-sensing WAN/LAN Gigabit ports, which can serve wired devices or Ethernet backhaul.
The listing describes Wi-Fi 7 features including MLO, 160 MHz channels and 4K-QAM, with claimed combined throughput up to 3.6 Gbps.
Parental controls can manage content filters, online time, internet access and device priority. Some advanced HomeShield features may require a subscription.
Supports VPN client and server functions, including OpenVPN, PPTP, L2TP and WireGuard.

Price

$309.99Save 18%

Reference price: ~~$379.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Three units and claimed coverage up to 6,500 sq. ft. make this a practical option for extending a home mesh network.
Two Gigabit ports on each unit provide wired-device connections and support Ethernet backhaul.
AI-driven roaming and one Wi-Fi name are intended to keep devices connected as users move around the home.
The listed VPN client and server functions add options for remote VPN access and standard internet use.

Cons

The Ethernet ports are Gigabit rather than multi-gigabit, so they may constrain wired links faster than 1 Gbps.
Advanced HomeShield features may require a subscription.

Technical specifications

19 specifications

Identity
Brand	TP-Link
Model	Deco BE22(3-pack)

Wireless networking
Wireless connection listed	Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi generation	Wi-Fi 7
Frequency band	Dual-Band
Wireless standards	802.11.be, 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11n
Listed data transfer rate	3600 megabits_per_second
Maximum upstream data transfer rate	2882 megabits_per_second
Listed frequency	5 GHz
Claimed coverage	6500 square_feet
Device capacity claim	High coverage for over 150 devices

Ports and features
Ports per unit	2
LAN port bandwidth	2× 1.0 Gbps *Per Deco Unit
Security protocols	WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA3
Special features	Access Point Mode, Alexa Compatible, Parental Control, QoS
VPN support	Supports OpenVPN, PPTP, L2TP, and WireGuard VPN client/server functions for remote VPN access and standard internet use.

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	17 x 17 x 12 cm; 1.55 kg
Weight listed	1.55 kg
Indoor use	Deco BE22 is designed for indoor use only.

What to know before buying

Coverage and wireless rates are manufacturer claims and depend on the home, placement, connected devices and network conditions. The claimed 3.6 Gbps is not a single-device internet speed. Advanced HomeShield features may require a subscription. The units are for indoor use only.

What’s in the box

Included

1 RJ45 Ethernet cable
3 Deco BE22 units
Power adapter
Quick Installation Guide

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Households wanting a three-node Wi-Fi 7 mesh system with wired backhaul options.
Homes with wired devices that can use Gigabit Ethernet ports.
Buyers who want mesh roaming, parental controls or VPN client/server features in a home router.

Less suited to

Users who need multi-gigabit Ethernet ports on each node.
Outdoor networking, since the listing specifies indoor use only.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 149 ratings

5 stars77%77%
4 stars7%7%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars1%1%
1 star9%9%

Customer feedback describes setup as easy and smooth and reports positive impressions of functionality and value. The aggregate ratings are mostly five-star, but a smaller share of lower-star ratings means experiences are not uniformly positive. Positive setup impressions are relevant to the app-guided installation claim, while feedback does not establish actual Wi-Fi coverage or throughput in a particular home.