Hi @Solla-topee, thank you for your answer! I will have a look at that model!

What about Deco 5G and Archer 5G routers? Does any of them have real bridge mode? I read in this forum that some hardware versions of the Deco X50-5G have bridge mode, but I would like to have precise and clear information about these Deco and Archer 5G routers from someone from TP-Link.

Really appreciate your help! Thank you!

Best regards,

Hi @Solla-topee, thank you for your answer! 

Do you mean that the only TP-Link (both Deco and Archer lineup) or Mercusys 5G router that supports Bridge Mode is the Deco X50-5G or the only hardware version of the Deco X50-5G that supports Bridge Mode is the V1?

Really appreciate your help! Thank you!

Best regards,

Hi @Solla-topee, thank you for your answer!

I don't want to contradict you my any means, but I have been looking here in the TP-Link forum and website for more information about this topic and I found the following reply from someone saying that both Deco X50-5G hardware V1 and V3 fully support Bridge Mode:

- https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/844484?replyId=1630664

And this Deco X50-5G V1.20 Datasheet includes "Bridge Mode" mode in the Working Modes list:

- https://static.tp-link.com/upload/product-overview/2023/202312/20231228/Deco%20X50-5G(1-pack)(EU)1.20_Datasheet.pdf

Also, the Deco BE65-5G (V2) website includes "Cellular Bridge Mode" in the Working Modes list and both Deco X10-5G (V1) and Deco X1500-5G (V1) Datasheets also include "3G/4G/5G Bridge Mode" in the Working Modes list (links below), so I'm assuming the Deco X50-5G is not the only Deco model that supports Bridge Mode.

- https://www.tp-link.com/en/home-networking/deco/deco-be65-5g/(eu)%20v2%20(1-pack)/#specifications

- https://www.tp-link.com/en/document/122392/

- https://static.tp-link.com/upload/product-overview/2025/202507/20250728/Deco%20X10-5G(1-pack)(EU)1.0_Datasheet.pdf

- https://static.tp-link.com/upload/product-overview/2025/202507/20250728/Deco%20X1500-5G(1-pack)(EU)%201.0_Datasheet.pdf

I didn't found any Archer or Mercusys 5G routers that support Bridge Mode, but found at least these 2 Deco models other than the X50-5G that supposedly support Bridge Mode.

Given all this info can you double check if your previous answer is correct?
 

Really appreciate your help! Thank you!

Best regards,

Hi @Solla-topee, thank you for your answer!

That information really helps a lot! Thank you! However, I still have the following questions about this topic if could you help me, please:

- The Deco X3000-5G router looks to me exactly the same model as the Deco X50-5G with the only difference being the name. Does the Deco X3000-5G also support Bridge Mode like the Deco X50-5G, and if so, in which hardware versions?

- The Deco X50-5G V2 and BE65-5G V1 are the only hardware versions of the Deco models you mentioned in your previous answer that do not support Bridge Mode, right?

- The models you mentioned in your previous answer are the only Deco 5G models that support Bridge Mode or I forgot to mention some other Deco 5G existing models that also support Bridge Mode? The only other Deco 5G models I'm aware of are the X3000-5G (mentioned in a question above) and the Deco X80-5G. Does the X80-5G or other existing Deco models I didn't mention already (because I'm not aware of them) support Bridge Mode and, if so, in which hardware versions?

- Can you confirm if any of the existing TP-Link 5G Archer routers (Archer NX200, NX500, NX600, NB450, etc.) or Mercusys 5G routers (MB520-5G, MB510-5G, etc.) also support Bridge Mode?

Really appreciate your help! Thank you!

Best regards,