Short answer: The TP-Link Deco X50 3-pack is $149 for Prime members, a genuine low about $40 under the comparable Eero kit. It suits a 2-3 bedroom home on a plan under 500 Mbps; on gigabit or faster, look at Wi-Fi 6E or 7 instead.

We checked the price history on this one: $149 for the 3-pack is a genuine low, not a markup-then-markdown trick. It undercuts the Eero equivalent by about $40 at this tier.

Good fit if you have a 2-3 bedroom home and a sub-500Mbps plan. If you’re on gigabit+ service, look at a Wi-Fi 6E or 7 kit instead — this one caps out lower than your connection.

Short answer: The Eero Pro 6E 2-pack is $189, the lowest price we've tracked since launch and nearly $140 under the Wi-Fi 7 version. Buy it if your plan is under 1 Gbps; skip it for the Wi-Fi 7 model if you have multi-gig service or newer devices.

We checked the price history: this is the lowest the Eero Pro 6E 2-pack has been since launch, not an inflated “was” price. At $189 it undercuts the Wi-Fi 7 version by nearly $140.

Buy this if your internet plan is under 1Gbps and your devices are a mix of phones and laptops from the last four years. Skip it and save for the Wi-Fi 7 model if you already have multi-gig service or newer 7-capable devices.