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Home network not keeping up with your NBN speeds? Upgrade to a Wi-Fi 7 mesh network for less with this 31% discount on our favourite system

With the recent releases of Wi-Fi 8 networking gear, upgrading to Wi-Fi 7 has become more affordable — and our favourite mesh system, TP-Link’s Deco BE65, is 31% off.

Home network not keeping up with your NBN speeds? Upgrade to a Wi-Fi 7 mesh network for less with this 31% discount on our favourite system

If you have recently upgraded to one of the fastest NBN plans, you may want to ensure your home network can handle the increased speeds. Mesh Wi-Fi systems are designed to address dead zones and slow internet, providing optimal performance throughout your home. As you search for a mesh system, consider future-proofing with Wi-Fi 7 to maximize your investment, particularly if you have an NBN 1000 or 2000 plan.

The TP-Link Deco BE65 3-pack, a top-rated Wi-Fi 7 mesh system, is currently available for AU$798.50, a 31% discount from its original price of $1149. This system boasts strong Wi-Fi 7 performance, multiple connectivity options, competitive pricing, and a 5-star rating in our review. In addition to the 3-pack, the 2-pack is discounted to AU$689, and a single unit is priced at AU$399.

Although a Wi-Fi 7 mesh system may seem like a significant investment, features such as four 2.5GbE wired ports for direct device connection, up to 11Gbps total throughput, VPN support, parental controls, and TP-Link's HomeShield security and network management service justify the price.

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