TP Link announced the release of the Deco BE75, a tri-band mesh router designed to support the latest Wi-Fi 7 standard. The Deco BE75 is equipped to operate across three frequency bands: a 6GHz band capable of 11,520Mbps using a 320MHz width, a 5GHz band with a capacity of 4,320Mbps, and a 2.4GHz band capable of 688Mbps. The package includes two units, enabling users to establish a mesh network immediately, enhancing the coverage and stability of their home or office internet connection. Additionally, this router is compatible with existing Deco series products, allowing for easy integration into current network setups. For those requiring wired connections, the Deco BE75 offers a 10 Gigabit RJ45/SFP+ WAN/LAN combo port alongside three 2.5 Gigabit WAN/LAN ports, catering to high-speed network needs. The router is also equipped with six high-gain antennas to ensure broad and reliable wireless coverage.
Security features of the Deco BE75 include support for WPA-Personal, WPA2-Personal, and WPA3-Personal encryption standards. Furthermore, the device comes with a USB 2.0 port, enabling it to serve as an FTP server, media server, or support Apple Time Machine and Samba server functionalities.
The dimensions of the main unit are 128mm in width, 128mm in depth, and 236mm in height. TP Link offers a 3-year warranty for the Deco BE75, ensuring customer satisfaction and product reliability. This product, priced at approximately $529 USD (tax excluded), is available for purchase starting from the announcement date.
