Mini WiFi Router VAR11N-300 Portable WiFi Bridge Hotspot 300Mbps Travel WiFi Repeater

My Beringer X-air 12 mixer has a very inadequate WiFi that let massive interference when there was a lot of WiFi going on. This item cured the problem and haven't had a problem since. Five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Works great for my home security camera system. Easy to connect, stable, and sleek. Love it!

And then started dropping connection. I use this device to give a hardwired 3D printer controller a WIFi connection. Setting it up takes a while because the instructions do not match the unit's interface. In general it took me three tries each time to get it set up correctly. Every so often it would forget what it was doing and I had to re-do the setup. Now, when I send a job to the printer, at some point along the way it will drop the connection and not succeed. Always. Completely unusable six months after purchase. This is the second brand of this type of interface, and the other one failed in a different manner. My advice? Go spend real money on something from a reputable networking company.

I purchased to be able to connect to my home wifi and plug in a device that did not have wifi built-in. I setup bridge mode, and disabled the built in hotspot. Trying to figure out how to connect to the admin panel was tedious. I tried setup via a wired ethernet, but finally resorted to using wifi to setup. This required performing setup steps in a specific order because after setup, I wanted the hotspot disabled. The device is small, but runs very warm. The admin ui is complete but assumes you deeply understand networking. I was never able to upgrade the internal firmware because the firmware download would alway fail.

Works exactly like it should! Older laptop with dodgy USB ports didn't work using wifi dongles! Very happy!

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We needed something small and mobile that can create a LAN + wifi network. This was exactly it. Small, simple, worked perfectly.

There are multiple ways to set this up from what I could gather. A tiny booklet that I tried to decipher with a magnifying glass left me clueless. Multiple searches online kept leading me back to the same useless video with no audio and blurry screenshots making it impossible to follow along or even know what set they are trying to configure. From what I could make out you need to plug the LAN line in the hotel room's router and the USB into a USB power outlet. Both of those chords are hard-wired into the device and about 4 inches long so unless those two things are about 4 inches from each other you are out of luck. btw most hotels hide their router like mine did to keep you from plugging stuff into it. The fact that no one else has made a video on youtube for how to set this up is also very strange.