TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Extender, 2024 Wirecutter Best WiFi Extender, 1.2Gbps home signal booster, Dual Band 5GHz/2.4GHz, Covers Up to 1500 Sq.ft and 30 Devices,support Onemesh, One Ethernet Port (RE315)

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Very good extender and easy to install. Setup was not plug and play and needed work around for 15 mins in the app which can be simplified. It helped me get strong Wi-Fi coverage in every corner of my apartment. The device supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, extending my main router’s signal with consistently good speed. Satisfied with the performance!

Very good

Good 👍

Worked well at the beginning. Then stopped working exactly after 1 year. Since it was still under warranty ( 2 years) . I requested a repair. But both amazon customer service and the seller asked me to take it to from abu dhabi to dubai to repair it . Is it reasonable to pay 5 times the price between transportation and my time !!! No amazon Courier arranged . And warranty not considered true.

Works well and easy to install

Sometimes it stuck and need to restart

This works really well and was very easy to setup. I needed to use mine as an access point vs a repeated/extender which wasn't covered in the Quick Start manual but the online full user guide explained it well enough. All of the changes for anything can be done via the Tether app. Plugged it in to a power socket, let it boot up, installed the Tether app which detected it and joined me to it's initial wifi network so I could continue the setup of the device. You get walked through every step nicely! In my case after configuring it I went into the "More" menu bottom right of the app, and changed the "Operational Mode" to an access point, and then setup the wifi networks I wanted from there. I did not need to extend or mesh my current SSID so I'm happy enough to use a unique network name here, it all works nicely routing wise. I then plugged this in at my remote spot of the house, and using a long ethernet cable (unique for the access point mode) I plugged that in, and now I have a super solid strong wifi signal for my security cameras and other doodads that previously struggled with signal. It's been reliable, no drops or issues, it's in a cold garage atm we'll see how it handles the heat of summer though! Speeds are not mind blowing, getting about 100MB/s throughput over it's wifi networks, but all I need for sure. One downside was the side of the thing prevents using on a wide splitter, like the antenna on the side block the next socket over if you're got a 3x2 socket plug/extender or anything going on. Works great on a long power bar though! Very happy with this for the price point, and the clarity of the instructions/app.

Pues la verdad es que cumple bastante bien el cometido. Cuando la compañía de internet me ponía puras excusas y todavía me querían cobrar más por ponerme un extensor, cuando debería ser parte de su servicio. Vino este pequeño salvador a hacernos el día, porque para mi sorpresa si agarra mucho más metros de lo que esperaba. Mi casa es de 25 metros de largo y dos pisos, y justo mi módem está al final de la casa en el segundo piso. Este aparatito lo puse en el primer piso y casi en la entrada de la puerta, y la verdad excelente!

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Very happy with my purchase. What i like about this wifi extender is that you can change the passwords within the Tether app, something you cant do with the cheaper models. Would buy again if required

We haven't been getting a good WIFI signal in our attached garage and I finally decided to do something about it. I haven't studied this stuff at all, so I'm not very knowledgeable. I just wanted an inexpensive fix for now because we are on the verge of getting fiber optic, and I will probably do some sort of mesh system at that time. I am really happy with this TP-Link extender because it was inexpensive, easy to set up (I used the app, but you don't have to), and it really did the trick for getting a strong signal in the garage! The extender has it's own network, and I wasn't sure if I would have to go and select that network each time I used it or not, but I don't. My phone or device will just automatically connect to either the router or the extender (probably based on signal strength). It works sort of like a mesh in that way, but I'm sure it is slower to switch over than the mesh, but still not too bad. We live in a rural area without good cell phone connection and really rely on WIFI calling, so now when I am working in the garage I don't have to worry. The signal goes well beyond the garage, so the range is very good for our needs.