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# Fast AC1200 speeds up to 1167 Mbps Seamless whole-home Wi-Fi coverage up to 4,000 sq ft Supports up to 100 devices simultaneously TP-Link Deco M4 Gigabit Advanced Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System, White, AC1200, Set of 3

**Brand:** tp-link
**Price:** Bs.2852
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌐 Mesh Your Home, Master Your Wi-Fi — Stay Connected Everywhere!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TP-Link Deco M4 Gigabit Advanced Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System, White, AC1200, Set of 3 by tp-link
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.2852 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tp-link enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tp-link brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lag-Free for All:** Handles heavy traffic with stable connections for 100+ devices
- • **Plug & Play Setup:** Intuitive Deco app guides you through quick, hassle-free installation
- • **Unify Your Network:** Single network name across all units for effortless roaming
- • **Expand Without Limits:** Add more Deco units anytime to blanket larger homes
- • **Parental Controls Made Simple:** Custom profiles to manage screen time and block inappropriate content

## Overview

The TP-Link Deco M4 AC1200 Mesh Wi-Fi System delivers fast, reliable internet coverage up to 4,000 sq ft with a unified network name. Its advanced mesh technology ensures seamless device handoff and supports up to 100 devices simultaneously. Easy setup via the Deco app and built-in parental controls make it perfect for busy, connected households seeking stable, lag-free Wi-Fi throughout their home.

## Description

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Review: finally found a real solution - hello folks , i would like to share my personal experience here . before telling the long story , let me give you a quick goods words about this device , it is good , super easy, strong and stable and i will give it the 5 stars and recommend it to others. if that what are you looking for so you got what you want . but that device only ( or any other ) will never solve the dead spot problem unless you figure out how to do the right setup and installation in you home , i am talking her about the hard ware , not the software setting . i suffered for almost a decade from the wi-fi spots i invested a lot in Buying super premium Routers, but regardless the brand or the price , whenever signals face concrete wall, it cant go through . so here is my first conclusion : one centralized router will never solve dead spots problem regardless its brand , price , technology or location . then i thought in Range extender ( signal repeater ) , eventually it will impress you at the beginning that you will get a four bars in your wifi indicators , but , the problem will be always that the repeater is not able to get good connection with the main unit , so even with full signal indicator on your phone , you will have no real network. second conclusion : stay away from range extenders and repeaters then i considered adding more routers ( conventional routers before mesh technology come over ) , i managed to get wifi in every room has a router, but every room has a separate network , every time i move form one room to other i have to register with that room network ... which also lead to lose the connection for while during this painful process , third conclusion : adding more conventional routers can give you good individual coverage , but you need to stay on one place or manage the switching between the networks by yourself ... very painful . then the wifi mesh came over , excellent approach to unify single network in the entire home through multiple distributed devices connected wireless .... it gave me quite a good partial solution , however the communication between the main units and nodes remain the bottle neck. which caused drop in the internet seed to more than half . after further extensive research i started to read about the wired Backhaul connection , which mean to connect the nodes with the main unit through Ethernet cables to solve the above mentioned bottle neck , and enjoy both the speed and coverage .... i thought a lot on how to run those cables across my two floors villa , but the fact is : this cable network is already there in most of homes ( cables are running already inside your wall from the main connection point to each internet plug in your wall ), you just need to understand how it is distributed. the internet is coming from your service provider to your house through fiber optics cable ( tiny yellow cable ) , this fiber optics is connected to one device provided by your service provider which acts as a router ( without wifi ) , this unit called Modem , this modem input is the Fiber optics cable, and the out put are multiple internet cables ( data ) , then each of those cables will come out from a channel in the modem to plug in a very adjacent unit called the main switch, and each channel in the main switch is connected to one wall plug at your home ... this is how internet is is distributed from a single cable coming from your service provider to all the internet plugs in your home . what you need to do is the following : 1- identify the location of the modem and the main switch in your home , they should be close to your door , either in distribution board or above the ceiling , but mostly very close to your door . 2- insert the main router unit between the Modem and the main switch , so the modem feed the main router , and the router feed the main switch, means now all your wall plugs across the home are connected to your main router. 3- most of mesh routers will have only one or maximum 2 out put plugs , and you may want to connect more than those plugs , then you need to buy a small switch ( 5 ports one will do the job ) , so the setup now will be modem > main router > small swicth > home main switch. 4- then now when you connect each node to the wall plug , it will be weird connected to the main router , and then all the home network is perfectly smooth and strong . if you still reading , means you found the above interested , and Hence , here are some additional tips which you surly deserve. 1- Wi-Fi 6 is a new technology , and as promoted it is really preforming much better specially with data monster devices like 4k streaming and Gaming , but it is also much higher cost wise compared to wi-fi 5 , what i did , is i bought a single unit wi-fi 6 device which is TP link X20 , and used it as my main router , and i bough M4 mesh system (3 unit pack ) and used them as a nodes. 2- in addition to above , at every TV or Gaming device location , i bought another small switch ( those are really cheap and make huge differnce ) , so i could split the wall signal between the node unit and the TV , in that way , my all my TV's are directly connected wired to my wi-fi 6 router , and taken out from causing traffic to my wifi 5 network. 3- all my devices ( TP link DECO X20 - TP link DECO M4 - 3 TP Link Super switch ) , are all from same brand ( TP-Link ) , which was a great idea to avoid any compatibility issues . 4- as per TP link technical advice , you need to connect the nodes to the main router to create the mesh wireless first , than when you plug the nodes to wall , they will automatically recognize the wired connection. to do the above , after you setup the main Router , get all the nodes close to the main router and do the wireless mesh setup first , then move the nodes to individual rooms . 4- though it seams that i bought many devices, i am still investing less than half if bought a premium wi-fi 6 mesh system , and for sure i got much much better coverage , signal strength and stability . finally , it took me ages to figure out the above , but i am finally happy that i have reached a solution , hope that above could be helpful to many others .
Review: Covers 2-3 bedroom apartment with the 3 piece deco - Very happy with this product. It easily covers a 2-3 bedroom apartment. I installed the main unit in the living room where the Etisalat modem is connected. Another in the hallway and another in a bedroom. Entire home is covered. Best thing is the WiFi network remains the same and doesn’t need to switch like in the case of a wifi extender which will a different network name. Setup was easy. Has to be done by installing the deco app on a phone or tab. You need to know your isp connection settings like connection type pppoe/dynamic ip, username/password, vlan id etc. You can check these from your existing router setup page 192.168.x.x. Here’s a tip - vlan Id is hidden with asterix like when you type a password. Select the vlan id, right click and select inspect. On the inspect browser double click password and replace it with ‘text’ and hit enter. Now the vlan id number will show! The speed is best with the main deco obviously and slightly less in connected decos. But still the speeds are very good and usable. For bigger apartments or villas you may need to buy additional decos to get full coverage.

## Features

- Deco uses a system of units to achieve seamless whole-home Wi-Fi coverage — eliminate weak signal areas once and for all!
- With advanced Deco Mesh Technology, units work together to form a unified network with a single network name. Devices automatically switch between Decos as you move through your home for the fastest possible speeds.
- A Deco M4 three-pack delivers Wi-Fi to an area of up to 4,000 square feet (EU version). And if that’s not enough, simply add more Decos to the network anytime to increase coverage.
- Deco M4 provides fast and stable connections with speeds of up to 1167 Mbps and works with major internet service provider (ISP) and modem.
- Deco can handle traffic from even the busiest of networks, providing lag-free connections for up to 100 devices.
- Parental Controls limits online time and block inappropriate websites according to unique profiles created for each family member.
- Setup is easier than ever with the Deco app there to walk you through every step.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07P61C7KZ |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,570 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #272 in Routers |
| Brand | TP-Link |
| Color | Black |
| Connectivity Type | Wi-Fi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (260) |
| Date First Available | 28 February 2019 |
| Item Weight | 1 Kilograms |
| Item model number | DECO M4 (3-PACK) |
| Manufacturer | TP-Link |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Product Dimensions | 24 x 16.5 x 36 cm; 1 kg |
| Series | DECO M4 |
| Wireless Type | 802.11ac |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TP-Link
- **Frequency band class:** Dual-Band
- **Model name:** DECO M4
- **Special features:** Parental Control
- **Wireless communication standard:** 802.11ac

## Images

![TP-Link Deco M4 Gigabit Advanced Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System, White, AC1200, Set of 3 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61VPmUlYidL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I live in an apartment . We have two flats one on the first floor and another onnthe second floor about 3 flats away . Will this help me connect**
A: No. Even in our two story house we need a wired back haul to get good connections and speed. If you can pull a lan cable from one apartment to the other (from the main deco to the second) you can use the same internet subscription in both apartments with help of the deco. However, the distance and the amount of concrete and rebar will effectively limit even this mesh network without the wired back haul. This would apply to all mesh network setups, IMO.

**Q: Is there manufacturers warranty on this item?**
A: Hi, yes there is but I had one unit faulty after 1 month first TP Link refused to support because bought from Amazon,  after I asked denial letter they helped. However they gave me report only. Amazon asked me to contact TPLink and TPLink to Amazon. After fighting more than a month I was able to reach more accurate person in Amazon (Deepak) he managed to approve return and refund. At the end it is sorted but was not smooth. I hope that helps.

**Q: How much speed does it give over an etisalat connection? I have a 250mbps connection, will I be able to get 250mbps using this router?**
A: I have a Du connection. It gives good full connection on the main and 75% on the others

**Q: Does this router support WPA3?**
A: Wireless Security	WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ finally found a real solution
*by P***Y on 30 May 2021*

hello folks , i would like to share my personal experience here . before telling the long story , let me give you a quick goods words about this device , it is good , super easy, strong and stable and i will give it the 5 stars and recommend it to others. if that what are you looking for so you got what you want . but that device only ( or any other ) will never solve the dead spot problem unless you figure out how to do the right setup and installation in you home , i am talking her about the hard ware , not the software setting . i suffered for almost a decade from the wi-fi spots i invested a lot in Buying super premium Routers, but regardless the brand or the price , whenever signals face concrete wall, it cant go through . so here is my first conclusion : one centralized router will never solve dead spots problem regardless its brand , price , technology or location . then i thought in Range extender ( signal repeater ) , eventually it will impress you at the beginning that you will get a four bars in your wifi indicators , but , the problem will be always that the repeater is not able to get good connection with the main unit , so even with full signal indicator on your phone , you will have no real network. second conclusion : stay away from range extenders and repeaters then i considered adding more routers ( conventional routers before mesh technology come over ) , i managed to get wifi in every room has a router, but every room has a separate network , every time i move form one room to other i have to register with that room network ... which also lead to lose the connection for while during this painful process , third conclusion : adding more conventional routers can give you good individual coverage , but you need to stay on one place or manage the switching between the networks by yourself ... very painful . then the wifi mesh came over , excellent approach to unify single network in the entire home through multiple distributed devices connected wireless .... it gave me quite a good partial solution , however the communication between the main units and nodes remain the bottle neck. which caused drop in the internet seed to more than half . after further extensive research i started to read about the wired Backhaul connection , which mean to connect the nodes with the main unit through Ethernet cables to solve the above mentioned bottle neck , and enjoy both the speed and coverage .... i thought a lot on how to run those cables across my two floors villa , but the fact is : this cable network is already there in most of homes ( cables are running already inside your wall from the main connection point to each internet plug in your wall ), you just need to understand how it is distributed. the internet is coming from your service provider to your house through fiber optics cable ( tiny yellow cable ) , this fiber optics is connected to one device provided by your service provider which acts as a router ( without wifi ) , this unit called Modem , this modem input is the Fiber optics cable, and the out put are multiple internet cables ( data ) , then each of those cables will come out from a channel in the modem to plug in a very adjacent unit called the main switch, and each channel in the main switch is connected to one wall plug at your home ... this is how internet is is distributed from a single cable coming from your service provider to all the internet plugs in your home . what you need to do is the following : 1- identify the location of the modem and the main switch in your home , they should be close to your door , either in distribution board or above the ceiling , but mostly very close to your door . 2- insert the main router unit between the Modem and the main switch , so the modem feed the main router , and the router feed the main switch, means now all your wall plugs across the home are connected to your main router. 3- most of mesh routers will have only one or maximum 2 out put plugs , and you may want to connect more than those plugs , then you need to buy a small switch ( 5 ports one will do the job ) , so the setup now will be modem > main router > small swicth > home main switch. 4- then now when you connect each node to the wall plug , it will be weird connected to the main router , and then all the home network is perfectly smooth and strong . if you still reading , means you found the above interested , and Hence , here are some additional tips which you surly deserve. 1- Wi-Fi 6 is a new technology , and as promoted it is really preforming much better specially with data monster devices like 4k streaming and Gaming , but it is also much higher cost wise compared to wi-fi 5 , what i did , is i bought a single unit wi-fi 6 device which is TP link X20 , and used it as my main router , and i bough M4 mesh system (3 unit pack ) and used them as a nodes. 2- in addition to above , at every TV or Gaming device location , i bought another small switch ( those are really cheap and make huge differnce ) , so i could split the wall signal between the node unit and the TV , in that way , my all my TV's are directly connected wired to my wi-fi 6 router , and taken out from causing traffic to my wifi 5 network. 3- all my devices ( TP link DECO X20 - TP link DECO M4 - 3 TP Link Super switch ) , are all from same brand ( TP-Link ) , which was a great idea to avoid any compatibility issues . 4- as per TP link technical advice , you need to connect the nodes to the main router to create the mesh wireless first , than when you plug the nodes to wall , they will automatically recognize the wired connection. to do the above , after you setup the main Router , get all the nodes close to the main router and do the wireless mesh setup first , then move the nodes to individual rooms . 4- though it seams that i bought many devices, i am still investing less than half if bought a premium wi-fi 6 mesh system , and for sure i got much much better coverage , signal strength and stability . finally , it took me ages to figure out the above , but i am finally happy that i have reached a solution , hope that above could be helpful to many others .

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Covers 2-3 bedroom apartment with the 3 piece deco
*by R***Y on 5 June 2021*

Very happy with this product. It easily covers a 2-3 bedroom apartment. I installed the main unit in the living room where the Etisalat modem is connected. Another in the hallway and another in a bedroom. Entire home is covered. Best thing is the WiFi network remains the same and doesn’t need to switch like in the case of a wifi extender which will a different network name. Setup was easy. Has to be done by installing the deco app on a phone or tab. You need to know your isp connection settings like connection type pppoe/dynamic ip, username/password, vlan id etc. You can check these from your existing router setup page 192.168.x.x. Here’s a tip - vlan Id is hidden with asterix like when you type a password. Select the vlan id, right click and select inspect. On the inspect browser double click password and replace it with ‘text’ and hit enter. Now the vlan id number will show! The speed is best with the main deco obviously and slightly less in connected decos. But still the speeds are very good and usable. For bigger apartments or villas you may need to buy additional decos to get full coverage.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good value for money
*by U***6 on 15 April 2025*

Cost effective and works well.

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