Got this in 2024 to replace my Deco M5, but didn’t get time and then ended up upgrading to Ubiquiti Unifi setup. These are V3 with Qualcomm chips. Brand new and opened only to check and upgrade firmware.
Box needs a good wipe, inside everything is sparkling.
Box says 3yrs warranty. So I guess it’s covered till 2026 atleast.
Would prefer to sell as a whole set, as the box will protect in shipping.
Selling cause I’ve spent an insane amount on Unifi and need to stop hoarding.
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The box says X60 though.
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just fyi even the box says x60 what you on about?
hardware version could be v3 or below which are ax3000 not ax5400
https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/download/deco-x60/v3/#FAQs
check manuals.
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I think it was an honest mistake. Tp link does make its model name/numbers confusing at times. x50 might be newer with better specs than x60.
My friend bought the x50 set a few months ago. Primary diff I can see is the number of ethernet ports.
Merry Christmas!
Shriman zara aakh khol ke check kijiye.
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X60 v3 is ax3000
X60 v4 is ax5400mbps
Practically the coversage and real life speeds won’t be different from what i read.
Tplink routinely changes hardwares on their deco devices. Everything including firmware are different.
The us website has latest 2025 firmware for this, which includes running wireguard vpn on it. You can check it.
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dude it was a mistake, my bad. I had purchased x50 this holiday season and I clearly remembered it being ax3000 that the reason I said. I didnt knew that they change the specs for every cycle. So basically old x60 is new x50 with an extra ethernet port, if I am not wrong.
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Can @mods please clean this thread..
Need your confidence bro, to ignore the pics, to skip a simple Google search and just post whatever comes to mind. Pure vibes.
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the amazon link was also extracted from the above ad bar 
Its because I remember my hardware quite well.
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What makes X60 special is its got 4 x 4 antennas on 5ghz, in all hardware versions. Vs 2 x2 in rest of the lower models of Decos like x50. That’s 4 streams instead of 2. About 2x better performance in 5ghz. And for wireless backhaul, it’ll also be better.
5ghz is the band you use for everything. The antennas are able to emit a 2x stronger signal, and are able to listen better, and can communicate with more devices simultaneously. This is a hardware & stability feature. This is the only thing that makes a difference in range and stability..
To give you an example like Decos,
Unifi’s whole range is 2 x2 5ghz, until you reach 300$ where you get 4 x 4 at 5ghz.
U7 lite - 99$ - 2 x 2 (DL/UL MU-MIMO)
U7 pro XG - 199$ - 2 x 2 (DL/UL MU-MIMO)
U7 pro xgs - 290$ - 4 x 4 (DL/UL MU-MIMO)
More antenna, more stability, better range, better reception, better latency. In fact as you add more devices, the gap will even widen faster.
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Is there any advantage to the X60 you are selling vs the X50?
I posted it just above. 4 x 4 5ghz vs 2 x 2. You can see in wifi section it’s 4 streams vs 6 streams.
x50 has 4 streams
2.5g - 2
5g - 2
x60 -6 streams
2.5g - 2
5g - 4
This is a premium device at discount.
2x antenna, more stability, better range, better reception, better latency. In fact as you add more devices, the gap will even widen faster.
Basically this is additional hardware. You can have 10 other software features, but hard range and performance can only be got by extra hardware. Where x50 might give only 2.5gz, you might still get a good 5gz signal with this as it has 4 antennas so you get more listening power.
More here → Understanding Wi-Fi 4/5/6/6E/7/8 (802.11 n/ac/ax/be/bn)
Excerpt from above link -
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Replied to everyone who DMed.
New Year offer - 12.5k + shipping for full set.
Looking for a quick sale.
Interested!
Sent DM
Sold to @DrDanger
Shipped same day (yesterday) and tracking + pics etc shared. Now its up to the courier gods. May they bless us with an issue free delivery.
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Delivered!
The gods were kind :))
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