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New Arrival Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System

New ArrivalIntroducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-05-15 19:21:01 - last edited 2024-06-26 16:21:06
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Model: Deco BE85  
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We're excited to announce the release of the Deco BE85, the latest Wi-Fi 7 mesh router from TP-Link.cc1d6e76eae0485482903304c0676366

 

With the Deco BE85, you can enjoy speeds of up to 22 Gbps, enough to support even the most demanding of home networks. The Deco BE85 also features a tri-band backhaul, ensuring that your devices are always using the fastest connection possible.

 

  • Backhaul Aggregation – Using MLO Technology, you can now connect each unit together via simultaneous wireless and wired backhauls to reduce latency and bring unprecedented speeds to your satellite mesh nodes.

  • Multi-Link Operation (MLO) – Simultaneously send and receive data across different bands and channels to increase throughput, reduce latency, and improve reliability.

  • Unprecedented 10 Gbps Networks – 1× 10 Gbps Ethernet/Fiber Combo WAN/LAN port + 1× 10 Gbps WAN/LAN port + 2× 2.5 Gbps ports ensure max flexibility and boosted throughput.

  • VPN Connectivity: Offers Configuration Options for both VPN Servers and Clients

  • IoT Networking: Designated IoT Network with Configurable Bands, Security, and mDNS Settings

 

 

Learn More About the Deco BE85 on Our Official Product Page

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Purchase the Deco BE85 as a 3-Pack from Best Buy or on Amazon Today!

 

 

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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-05-18 15:58:29
Does deco BE85 come with SFP+ modulators to connect it via fiber patch cable to a switch, or do those have to be purchased separately? I saw a port for SFP+ connection and would like to utilize that when my system arrives! Also what type of patch cable and type of SFP+ modulators should be used? single or dual?
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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-05-18 16:33:24

  @jake26 

The BE85 does not come with a SFP+ Module and will need to be purchased separately. The SFP+ ports are designed to be used with both single and dual modules - as the connections are the same. Both the type of module and the patch cable will depend on what type of fiber connection is coming from your ONT or ISP.

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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-06-06 05:12:17

I installed a Deco BE85 today.   Three units were installed with a 10 Gbs ethernet backhaul connecting all three.  First observation - one of the rubber feet was missing from a unit.   The foot was never installed (no glue).   Please arrange to send a rubber foot - this should have been obvious in Q/A.   Now to the more serious stuff:   The signaling between the units (wired backhaul) is shown to be (via a test switch)  at 10 Gbs as is the second 10 Gbs port on each.    Internet connection is a 5 Gbs fiber connection using a Nokia 320 in pass through mode (like a bridge).   My Mac Pro with a 10 Gb/s ethernet connection shows no more than 1 Gbs througput when connected to the 10 Gbs LAN port.   QOS is turned off.   It seems that something is throttling performance in the unit.    Likewise, WiFi performance is somewhat lacking with no more than 600 Mbs throughput.   Please advise.

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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-06-17 20:32:05
Is there a local API for control of my network if I upgrade to this? Also is there any vlan support?
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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-08-08 04:56:33

  @Riley_S Purchased and installed the 3 unit mesh. 
My internet speed is 2.3gbs 
I don't have any WIFI 7 devices; however, I need to maximize the speed of my ETHERNET connections.
I have the 2nd 10Gb port plugged into a 2.5GB switch using a CAT8 cable.  The maximum speed I get is  1200mbs. 

 

How do I maximize the speed on my ethernet connections?

 

How do I maximize the speed of my WIFI 6 devices?

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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-08-08 16:40:25 - last edited 2023-08-08 17:04:34

  @GKFahnbulleh,

Have you been able to perform wired tests at different points along the line to try and isolate where the slowdown is first seen.

Try wiring a device to the main deco directly and performing a test to see if the results are comparable. If they are the same, test the speed coming from your ISP to make sure that the whole bandwidth is being received.

 

Also, the 1200 limit that you are seeing, does this look like a hard limit or is only an approximation?

 

Lastly, what ONT or Gateway are you using to connect to your Deco?

 

The Ethernet connections can only be optimized by making sure that you are using cables that can handle the bandwidth and making sure that there are no faults in the cable. Your devices SHOULD automatically negotiate the highest speeds, but you can try to force this by changing the Auto-Negotiation speed on your PC or switch.

 

For your wireless device, it is a bit more difficult because it will depend on the source of the slowed performance. If you are having trouble with the range of your connection, you may try enabling beamforming or fast roaming. If you are having stability concerns, try disabling these features.

 

Some devices also may attempt to connect using a different node or band than what it should be using. For these cases you can look at the connection preference setting to force a specific type of connection via a node or band.

 

Lastly, I would recommend running the optimize feature of your network and taking a look at what devices are connected to what node - this will provide a clue as to if changes may be needed. 

 

 

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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-08-08 19:24:18

  @Riley_S I began to troubleshoot as you suggested.  
1) Connected 2 laptops with 2.5gb USB ethernet ports directly to the 2 2.5GB ports on the Deco. 
2) Ran LAN Speed Test

Result.  Maximum download 1200 Upload 800.
So this result is at the router!

 

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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-08-09 16:12:18

  @GKFahnbulleh,

Did you try to run a speed test when directly wired to the modem? This will take the deco out of the equation and ensure that your ISP is providing the full bandwidth.

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Re:Introducing the Deco BE85: Wi-Fi 7 BE22000 Mesh System
2023-08-09 17:47:55

  @Riley_S the speed test from the Deco app return 2200+ mbps. 

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