TP-Link Deco BE85 3-Pack Mesh WiFi 7 — BE22000 Tri-Band

The TP-Link Deco BE85 (3-pack) delivers cutting-edge Wi-Fi 7 technology with an impressive BE22000 tri-band configuration, offering combined wireless speeds of up to 22 Gbps across three bands. This premium mesh system is designed for demanding home and small office environments where multiple high-bandwidth devices need simultaneous, reliable connectivity. The system operates across 2.4 GHz (1376 Mbps), 5 GHz (8640 Mbps), and the newer 6 GHz band (11520 Mbps), providing ample capacity for 4K/8K streaming, gaming, video conferencing, and IoT devices all running concurrently without performance degradation.

• 10 Gbps networking capability with dedicated 10 Gbps Ethernet/Fibre Combo port plus additional 10 Gbps port and dual 2.5 Gbps ports for maximum flexibility and future-proofing
• Multi-Link Operation (MLO) simultaneously transmits data across different bands and channels to reduce latency and improve reliability for time-sensitive applications
• 320 MHz channel support doubles the bandwidth of previous generations, enabling more simultaneous transmissions at peak speeds
• Wireless and wired combined backhaul allows each unit to utilize both connection types simultaneously for enhanced throughput and reduced network congestion
• 6 GHz band operation provides access to cleaner spectrum with minimal interference for the most demanding wireless applications

Each unit in the three-pack system provides comprehensive coverage while maintaining consistent performance throughout your space, with seamless roaming as you move between nodes. The TP-Link HomeShield security suite delivers network-wide protection, robust parental controls, and real-time IoT security monitoring to safeguard all connected devices. For businesses and power users seeking professional-grade mesh performance with the latest wireless technology, multi-gigabit wired connectivity, and the capacity to handle hundreds of devices, the Deco BE85 represents a premium solution that’s ready for today’s bandwidth demands and tomorrow’s connectivity requirements.