It has good speed, but compared to the X20s I had, they have a shorter range...something I didn't expect.

Awesome mesh WiFi network, easily covers a three-story house. Speed is amazing in all areas and on all levels of the house

Guys, the system is awesome. I received it today and installed it for the price of 250 euros. It replaced a powerline system worth 700 euros with speeds from 100 to 310Mbps, which is the provider's max, over two floors, with latency below 5ms through full wireless operation, it doesn't drop speed, it doesn't have interference unlike the previous powerline system. The only negative is that it doesn't reach far outside the building, probably due to walls and windows, but it's not an issue for us. It performs slightly better than the previous system outside the building, from 10 to 40Mbps with slightly better stability but overall instability. I believe I would pay up to 400 euros for such an experience, so it's worth it.

Very good machine to enjoy speeds close to gigabyte via Wi-Fi. With the provider's Wi-Fi 5, I reached up to 500mbps, and with the TP LINK M4, I have seen up to 680mbps. With this, I get 800+ down and up and very low ping of 3-4 milliseconds. Zero disconnections, good range although smaller than the M4, the only problem is the high price. On devices with Wi-Fi 6E, you can see speeds above 940mbps within a range of up to 10 meters, as long as you have a line of sight with the router.

Update June 2024: For the past week, their network has been dragging, constantly dropping to 10Mbps for some reason. I kept rebooting it, and it would fix it, but today, even after a reboot, it's back to 10Mbps. I deleted the network and set it up from scratch, and it worked. We'll see...