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product_id: 522674429
title: "TP-Link Deco X50-5G AX3000Mbps Whole Home Wi-Fi 6 5G Router With Sim Slot, 5G/4G+Cat 6 Mesh WiFi Router, 2.5G Port For Ultra-Fast Speed, 230 m2 Seamless Coverage, Works with Alexa, HomeShield"
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# 230 m² seamless mesh coverage 2.5 Gbps wired port + dual Gigabit LAN 5G speeds up to 3.4 Gbps TP-Link Deco X50-5G AX3000Mbps Whole Home Wi-Fi 6 5G Router With Sim Slot, 5G/4G+Cat 6 Mesh WiFi Router, 2.5G Port For Ultra-Fast Speed, 230 m2 Seamless Coverage, Works with Alexa, HomeShield

**Brand:** tp-link
**Price:** € 415.24
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Turbocharge your home network with 5G speed and mesh magic!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TP-Link Deco X50-5G AX3000Mbps Whole Home Wi-Fi 6 5G Router With Sim Slot, 5G/4G+Cat 6 Mesh WiFi Router, 2.5G Port For Ultra-Fast Speed, 230 m2 Seamless Coverage, Works with Alexa, HomeShield by tp-link
- **How much does it cost?** € 415.24 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/522674429-tp-link-deco-x50-5g-ax3000mbps-whole-home-wi-fi)

## 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

- • **Blazing 5G Broadband:** Experience ultra-low 1ms latency and lightning-fast 3.4 Gbps downloads that keep you ahead in the digital race.
- • **Whole-Home Mesh Wi-Fi:** Cover every corner of your space with seamless Wi-Fi up to 230 m²—no dead zones, just pure connectivity freedom.
- • **Multi-Device Powerhouse:** Support 150+ devices simultaneously without a hitch—perfect for busy homes and smart offices.
- • **Smart Security & Control:** Manage your network effortlessly with HomeShield’s robust parental controls, real-time IoT protection, and Alexa voice commands.
- • **Plug & Play SIM Flexibility:** Instantly switch between 4G, 5G, or fixed-line internet with a simple SIM card slot—your network, your rules.

## Overview

The TP-Link Deco X50-5G AX3000 is a cutting-edge Wi-Fi 6 mesh router designed for ultra-fast 5G broadband speeds up to 3.4 Gbps, covering up to 230 m² seamlessly. Featuring a flexible SIM slot for 4G/5G connectivity, a 2.5 Gbps wired port, and support for over 150 devices, it ensures robust, low-latency internet throughout your home. Integrated with TP-Link HomeShield, it offers advanced network security and easy management via app or voice control, making it ideal for modern, connected lifestyles.

## Description

From the manufacturer Note: Maximum wireless signal rates are the physical rates derived from IEEE Standard 802.11 specifications. Actual wireless data throughput and wireless coverage, and quantity of connected devices will vary as a result of network conditions, client limitations, and environmental factors. Note: Actual 5G downlink speeds vary between households. Factors affecting 5G speeds include the internet service level, real-time network capacity, equipment and client limitations, and environmental factors. Better Signal for Connections Everywhere Immerse your whole home in powerful Wi-Fi no matter its size or shape. Deco X50-5G boots broader whole home Wi-Fi coverage up to 230 Square meter, ensuring you have uninterrupted Wi-Fi from the bedroom to the backyard. Want more coverage? Simple add another Deco. All TP-Link deco work together. Connects over 150 Devices Deco products are aimed to dramatically improve capacity and efficiency in traffic-dense environments. No matter how many screens or devices are on at once, everyone is able to enjoy a more efficient network that loads faster without dragging down performance. Simple. Easy. Yet Powerful. Setup and manage your network anytime and anywhere on the friendly TP-Link Deco app. Easy Management Manage your Wi-Fi at home or away on the Deco app. See every connected device, prioritize your own, and set up a guest network. Voice Control Use an desertcart Alexa or Google Assistant-enabled device to control Deco X50-5G with just your voice. All Decos Work Together Deco X50-5G is compatible with every other Deco model to form a Mesh network. Expand Mesh Wi-Fi coverage anytime by adding more Decos.

Review: Goodbye BT Broadband. 4G wireless broadband a must for rural living. - Update Jan '24 ---------------- Well, this TP router worked well for three years....until recently. My mums 4g router went on the blink, it would drop out every half an hour or so and became more and more frequent. No use when you're trying to get tasks done online. I troubleshooted all the usual things; reboot, reset, firmware updates, tweaking settings, others experiences online....nothing worked, whatever I tried. Strangely, I have the exact same make and model of router but 'with less miles on the clock'. I swapped the routers over at my mums, yet the problem still exists, it kept dropping out. Maybe it was the SIM? Nope, it worked fine in my phone. Ultimately I never got to the bottom of the problem. Other users echoed similar problems but with different models of the 4g routers....I got frustrated and fed up, bought a Huawei 4g router and haven't looked back. Such a shame. TP Link I thought had high standards, but this device fell low of my expectation. 3 years and it goes wonky. Not good enough. Update 3 Jan 2021 ----------------- -Only one minor problem that my mum has reported with the router; it does slow down after a few weeks and therefore a reboot of the router is required. After a reboot, everything is back up to speed. Otherwise, no problems. Original Review - Oct 2020 ----------------- I recently purchased this for my aging parents who live rurally. As most people know, landline broadband out in the sticks is as much use as a chocolate teapot. Before purchasing this 4g router, my parents were subscribed to BT for their broadband, and it was expensive, slow, unreliable, kept dropping out, and there was a 'fault' somewhere along the lines that - with countless engineers visits - failed to resolve their internet issues. I had enough of it and purchased them this 4G router. All I can say that this 4G router is BRILLIANT! A complete 180 from before! It has totally changed my parents experience of accessing the internet now. They can now watch HD films and YT videos without constant loading and buffering, and pages load super quick now. It's incredible! They can fill in forms and do their shopping online more reliably now than ever, and video call family which is essential for these Covid restricted times we live in. I bought them a GiffGaff SIM to pop in, let them choose what they want from it and they were good to go. 4G worked flawlessly from the get-go! __________ A few pointers to be mindful of though: Even though the product description says 'just plug in and play', I don't find that *entirely* true. There is an element of some quick setting up to be done before you can surf. - Stating the obvious, you have to buy a SIM card. And depending on who you decide to go with, you may well have to activate the SIM before you can use it. I bought a GiffGaff SIM from a supermarket, activated it online and then popped it into the router when it arrived. It worked perfectly. - When you set up your router for the first time, you have to go to the routers settings 192.168.1.1 and do some quick set up stuff before you get going. It only takes 5 minutes if that, then you're online - but if you're a total geek, you can rummage through all the other advance settings and set up the router to your liking. ___________ In short, this router is A MUST for those of us who live out in the countryside and have lousy landline internet. Also, in the long run, I very much suspect that this will save my parents £££ from going into BT's coffers, which was very costly and wholly unreliable service. This 4G router has blown them right out of the water. Touchwood, so far so good. I hope to update my review in the coming months and see what my parents think of it too. So far 10/10. Happy bunny indeed.
Review: Superb alternative to landline. Some tips and observations... - Purchased as an emergency router to cover for loss of home broadband (TalkTalk, again, and there's a 3 week wait for an engineer). Some tips and observations: The house in question (my other half's) is also in a mobile not-spot, so you might be wondering if this was a good idea. Well despite no reception at all (not even 2g, for texts or calls) downstairs, we found one corner of one room that had 4G. Fancy that! Turns out it's more or less in line of sight with the distant cellphone tower some miles away. Also 4G in one corner of the loft. We quickly tired of taking turns to stand in the corner on our phones, so I looked into mobile 4G options. Initially looking at small Mifi units which work the same and are portable, but actually, what we wanted was wifi around the house and the same features as our landline router. Some reviews of the small Mifi units say they have limited wifi range - great for in a car, caravan or around a table - but not for a whole house. And they don't have ethernet out connectors (critical if you want to extend wifi with powerline adapters for example, or connect a wired network item like a printer or camera). So that led me to purchase this unit, as for all intents and purposes, it's just like your normal landline router, but takes a sim card. I decided to stick with the network that works up to 4G on my phone which in this case is GiffGaff. Some reviews and some Q&A state this takes a smaller SIM card, it does not, it takes a FULL sized SIM card. But don't worry because assuming you're ordering a SIM card for this from your preferred network, most are full sized with easy snap outs for the smaller sizes, so all eventualities are covered. Now one tip... I suggest you set this up somewhere where reception is guaranteed, I did mine at home in the city where 4G is full power and full speed. It just makes it easier to get started, then install where it's needed and if it doesn't work well you know it's the reception. Installation was easy. Quick start guide included. Note that for GiffGaff it didn't automatically work, you need to connect to the router (in my case I just did it via wireless and typed in the router URL as shown in the quickstart guide) to go through the wizard, GiffGaff was selectable from the drop down menu. Once selected it then magically connected. Once done, just power off then power back up where you want it - no more setting up needed, it just connects by itself, like your phone would. Second tip.. ignore the coverage maps. The place this is installed is not in a 4G area according to the GiffGaff/O2 maps but works in one corner of one room. Initially 2 bars of 4G then 3 bars when I rotated it 90 degrees!! You can either order free SIMs from the various networks and try them or see where your phone gets coverage and stick with the same provider. The speed... wow... I mean you don't expect 4G internet in a rural "not spot" to be faster than the landline and yes we are lucky to get it from one location upstairs, but 13Mb to 14Mb download and 1.5Mb upload and 35ms ping... TalkTalk landline is 12Mb tops. That's measured, by the way, over wireless on an old 2010 Macbook downstairs in the kitchen so I am sure the actual speed is higher (I will speedtest on ethernet at some point to check). The range of the Wifi is really good. Fast connection downstairs under the router, and fast one room either side downstairs. Patchy in the lounge which is downstairs and two rooms across on the 2010 Macbook, but fine on my Moto phone there and the iPad (assume they have newer and better wifi chips built in). Fast enough to handle two people surfing. Little in the way of drop outs etc but that would be quite network dependent anyway. But data usage... OMG. My final tip. If you have been offline for a while and are using a limited data package (say up to 2Gb a month), PLEASE disable auto updates on your devices and PC and iPads etc. Because when they finally connect they will slurp updates and that can be 1Gb gone. One phone alone used 200mb updating. You will need to educate the household about NOT playing video. Or explore a 20-30GB plan so you don't need to worry. One downside of this sort of internet connection... you WILL get irritated when surfing because every freaking advert and auto play video will cost you money. An adblocker is a must with a 4G router. I never thought I'd say it, but this is a viable alternative to landline mobile in terms of speed and uptime, on all aspects apart from ongoing cost of the data. And it's a pretty useful backup to have if internet is critical to you and your landline provider is flakey.

## Features

- Ultra-Fast Broadband Connection: 5G technology boosts download speeds up to 3.4 Gbps, 5G brings fast, responsive network connections with only 1 ms latency
- AX3000 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Speed: 2402 Mbps (5 GHz) + 574 Mbps (2.4 GHz), with 1× 2.5 Gbps port, 2× Gigabit port and 1 × Nano SIM Card Slot
- Flexible network access: 4G, 5G, Fixed-Line Internet Access, Enjoy Deco 5G right after inserting a SIM card
- Mesh Network: Deco mesh technology ensures strong Wi-Fi signals everywhere
- TP-Link HomeShield: Provides comprehensive network protection, robust parental controls, and real-time loT security, easily set up and manage your network with the TP-Link Deco app

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BZWMLS6P |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 2,013 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 5 in Mobile Broadband Devices |
| Brand | TP-Link |
| Colour | White |
| Connectivity Type | Wi-Fi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,941) |
| Date First Available | 29 Mar. 2023 |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item Weight | 500 g |
| Item model number | Deco X50-5G(1-pack) |
| Manufacturer | TP-Link |
| Operating System | TP-Link firmware |
| Product Dimensions | 21.05 x 13 x 12.3 cm; 500 g |
| Series | Deco X50-5G(1-pack) |
| Voltage | 230 Volts |
| Wireless Type | 802.11ax |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TP-Link
- **Colour:** White
- **Compatible devices:** Laptop, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Tablet
- **Connectivity technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Frequency band class:** Dual-Band
- **Included components:** Deco X50-5G(1-pack)
- **Model name:** Deco X50-5G(1-pack)
- **Recommended uses for product:** Home
- **Special feature:** LED Indicator
- **Wireless communication standard:** 802.11ax

## Images

![TP-Link Deco X50-5G AX3000Mbps Whole Home Wi-Fi 6 5G Router With Sim Slot, 5G/4G+Cat 6 Mesh WiFi Router, 2.5G Port For Ultra-Fast Speed, 230 m2 Seamless Coverage, Works with Alexa, HomeShield - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71zLrcDXjOL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does dynamic dns work with 4g?**
A: No it does not work. Most mobile providers use Carrier Grade NAT, essentially you share your public IP with multiple users so DynDns does not work for port forwarding etc. You would need to use a VPN connection or a tunnel service such as ngrok. If you only need to connect to your network for remote admin then build a Pi with VNC or TeamViewer installed.

**Q: doe the device automatically switch from 3g to 4g depending of what signal is stronger?**
A: Hi yes it will switch automatically to lower speeds if required, with an obvious reduction in speed.

**Q: Do i connect to tp-link or tp-link_5g? when going wireless or does it matter?**
A: WiFi routers broadcast on two signals 2.4ghz and 5ghz hence you often see the word 5g... 2.4 typically gives you a longer range however 5g is faster providing you are close to the router.. setup both and just play with which one seems right for you! Good luck we have 5 of these units across our business sites and they work great for us

**Q: I have an external antenna that connects to my current router using lan cable and 3 network. would i be able to use this and plug into the wan port.?**
A: I have not bought one of these yet but am looking too so I am researching it. There seems to be a lot of confusion about the aerials. I have downloaded and read through a copy of the user manual (comprehensive version)  and it says that this has 3 internal wi-if antennas and 2 detachable LTE external antennas. So I would conclude that the description for this product that says that it has 2 detachable wi-if aerials is wrong. My understanding is that the two external aerials can be removed and this then facilitates the connection of an external aerial. I am looking at purchasing the Poynting 4G-PXPOL-A0002 directional aerial which has two leads and plugs, so they would connect to the two external aerial ports on this unit.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Goodbye BT Broadband. 4G wireless broadband a must for rural living.
*by P***F on 5 October 2020*

Update Jan '24 ---------------- Well, this TP router worked well for three years....until recently. My mums 4g router went on the blink, it would drop out every half an hour or so and became more and more frequent. No use when you're trying to get tasks done online. I troubleshooted all the usual things; reboot, reset, firmware updates, tweaking settings, others experiences online....nothing worked, whatever I tried. Strangely, I have the exact same make and model of router but 'with less miles on the clock'. I swapped the routers over at my mums, yet the problem still exists, it kept dropping out. Maybe it was the SIM? Nope, it worked fine in my phone. Ultimately I never got to the bottom of the problem. Other users echoed similar problems but with different models of the 4g routers....I got frustrated and fed up, bought a Huawei 4g router and haven't looked back. Such a shame. TP Link I thought had high standards, but this device fell low of my expectation. 3 years and it goes wonky. Not good enough. Update 3 Jan 2021 ----------------- -Only one minor problem that my mum has reported with the router; it does slow down after a few weeks and therefore a reboot of the router is required. After a reboot, everything is back up to speed. Otherwise, no problems. Original Review - Oct 2020 ----------------- I recently purchased this for my aging parents who live rurally. As most people know, landline broadband out in the sticks is as much use as a chocolate teapot. Before purchasing this 4g router, my parents were subscribed to BT for their broadband, and it was expensive, slow, unreliable, kept dropping out, and there was a 'fault' somewhere along the lines that - with countless engineers visits - failed to resolve their internet issues. I had enough of it and purchased them this 4G router. All I can say that this 4G router is BRILLIANT! A complete 180 from before! It has totally changed my parents experience of accessing the internet now. They can now watch HD films and YT videos without constant loading and buffering, and pages load super quick now. It's incredible! They can fill in forms and do their shopping online more reliably now than ever, and video call family which is essential for these Covid restricted times we live in. I bought them a GiffGaff SIM to pop in, let them choose what they want from it and they were good to go. 4G worked flawlessly from the get-go! __________ A few pointers to be mindful of though: Even though the product description says 'just plug in and play', I don't find that *entirely* true. There is an element of some quick setting up to be done before you can surf. - Stating the obvious, you have to buy a SIM card. And depending on who you decide to go with, you may well have to activate the SIM before you can use it. I bought a GiffGaff SIM from a supermarket, activated it online and then popped it into the router when it arrived. It worked perfectly. - When you set up your router for the first time, you have to go to the routers settings 192.168.1.1 and do some quick set up stuff before you get going. It only takes 5 minutes if that, then you're online - but if you're a total geek, you can rummage through all the other advance settings and set up the router to your liking. ___________ In short, this router is A MUST for those of us who live out in the countryside and have lousy landline internet. Also, in the long run, I very much suspect that this will save my parents £££ from going into BT's coffers, which was very costly and wholly unreliable service. This 4G router has blown them right out of the water. Touchwood, so far so good. I hope to update my review in the coming months and see what my parents think of it too. So far 10/10. Happy bunny indeed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Superb alternative to landline. Some tips and observations...
*by P***E on 30 January 2018*

Purchased as an emergency router to cover for loss of home broadband (TalkTalk, again, and there's a 3 week wait for an engineer). Some tips and observations: The house in question (my other half's) is also in a mobile not-spot, so you might be wondering if this was a good idea. Well despite no reception at all (not even 2g, for texts or calls) downstairs, we found one corner of one room that had 4G. Fancy that! Turns out it's more or less in line of sight with the distant cellphone tower some miles away. Also 4G in one corner of the loft. We quickly tired of taking turns to stand in the corner on our phones, so I looked into mobile 4G options. Initially looking at small Mifi units which work the same and are portable, but actually, what we wanted was wifi around the house and the same features as our landline router. Some reviews of the small Mifi units say they have limited wifi range - great for in a car, caravan or around a table - but not for a whole house. And they don't have ethernet out connectors (critical if you want to extend wifi with powerline adapters for example, or connect a wired network item like a printer or camera). So that led me to purchase this unit, as for all intents and purposes, it's just like your normal landline router, but takes a sim card. I decided to stick with the network that works up to 4G on my phone which in this case is GiffGaff. Some reviews and some Q&A state this takes a smaller SIM card, it does not, it takes a FULL sized SIM card. But don't worry because assuming you're ordering a SIM card for this from your preferred network, most are full sized with easy snap outs for the smaller sizes, so all eventualities are covered. Now one tip... I suggest you set this up somewhere where reception is guaranteed, I did mine at home in the city where 4G is full power and full speed. It just makes it easier to get started, then install where it's needed and if it doesn't work well you know it's the reception. Installation was easy. Quick start guide included. Note that for GiffGaff it didn't automatically work, you need to connect to the router (in my case I just did it via wireless and typed in the router URL as shown in the quickstart guide) to go through the wizard, GiffGaff was selectable from the drop down menu. Once selected it then magically connected. Once done, just power off then power back up where you want it - no more setting up needed, it just connects by itself, like your phone would. Second tip.. ignore the coverage maps. The place this is installed is not in a 4G area according to the GiffGaff/O2 maps but works in one corner of one room. Initially 2 bars of 4G then 3 bars when I rotated it 90 degrees!! You can either order free SIMs from the various networks and try them or see where your phone gets coverage and stick with the same provider. The speed... wow... I mean you don't expect 4G internet in a rural "not spot" to be faster than the landline and yes we are lucky to get it from one location upstairs, but 13Mb to 14Mb download and 1.5Mb upload and 35ms ping... TalkTalk landline is 12Mb tops. That's measured, by the way, over wireless on an old 2010 Macbook downstairs in the kitchen so I am sure the actual speed is higher (I will speedtest on ethernet at some point to check). The range of the Wifi is really good. Fast connection downstairs under the router, and fast one room either side downstairs. Patchy in the lounge which is downstairs and two rooms across on the 2010 Macbook, but fine on my Moto phone there and the iPad (assume they have newer and better wifi chips built in). Fast enough to handle two people surfing. Little in the way of drop outs etc but that would be quite network dependent anyway. But data usage... OMG. My final tip. If you have been offline for a while and are using a limited data package (say up to 2Gb a month), PLEASE disable auto updates on your devices and PC and iPads etc. Because when they finally connect they will slurp updates and that can be 1Gb gone. One phone alone used 200mb updating. You will need to educate the household about NOT playing video. Or explore a 20-30GB plan so you don't need to worry. One downside of this sort of internet connection... you WILL get irritated when surfing because every freaking advert and auto play video will cost you money. An adblocker is a must with a 4G router. I never thought I'd say it, but this is a viable alternative to landline mobile in terms of speed and uptime, on all aspects apart from ongoing cost of the data. And it's a pretty useful backup to have if internet is critical to you and your landline provider is flakey.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***S on 30 October 2025*

I was sick of Virgin Media's high price and average service, so I swapped out for this (with Sky Mobile SIM), and I am delighted. It's simple to set up, just as good as broadband for gaming, streaming (heavy use). So I've gone from €70/ month to €15/ month for the same service. And the minor setup query I had (ioT) was answered quickly and efficiently by TP-Link customer service. Highly recommended.

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