WiFi Extender Booster Repeater for Home & Outdoor, 1200Mbps(8000sq.ft) and 45+ Devices, WiFi 2.4&5GHz Dual Band WPS WiFi Signal Strong Penetrability, 360° Coverage, Supports Ethernet Port
-
mosim nimank
> 3 dayWe plugged the extender into an outlet on our screened patio and there was a very good, strong signal out to where we needed the wifi, which is about 50 feet. Great product for the money and would definitely buy another one.
-
marlanab
> 3 dayI bought this to extend the reach of my wi-fi router but the signal is weaker than the original! So back to Amazon it goes.
-
ryckisa sseffb
> 3 dayI now have internet connectivity throughout the entire house, thanks to friends and family. Would I have to go some where and get turn on like at&t one more than do it come with a password
-
amoin bopai
> 3 dayWe ordered this as a result of not being able to get our 2 year old wifi extender to work with our new dual band router we had from Comcast. Packaging was great and the install/set up was quick and easy!! We mainly wanted to extend our wifi range to outside under our chickee hut, where we like to watch TV in the cooler weather.
-
AV8er
> 3 dayHorribly translated instructions with waaaaay too many options for “setting” this junk up. I literally followed the poorly written manual via the 1st option to connect this to my Wi-Fi, but that didn’t work. I tried inputting the IP address into a couple different devices, I even tried the hardwire method and all I got was blinking lights. I did a hard reset on the device and finally found it in my Wi-Fi listing on my iPhone. I followed/performed the step by step Youtube video and managed to finally see this in my LAN. It only connected at 2.4ghz but I could no longer get any 5ghz Wi-Fi on my LAN. my original Wi-Fi settings got wiped out, even my password magically got changed. I spent over 2 hours screwing around with this junk and never got it to do what the manufacturers claimed was an easy setup and to use. Maybe because I’m using a MAC computer, dunno. It’s been returned as of this writing. It was a T-PITA
-
John Mills
> 3 dayDoes what it should.
-
Jose M. Hernandez
> 3 dayI literally had to use a magnifying glass to read the instructions. I’m a retired computer technology educator and still had difficulty getting this to work. Never did. I sent it back and instead set an old router as a repeater and now getting 226 Mbps indoors and 198 Mbps outdoors (exterior stone walls). We are 14 miles from the nearest town. My hat off to you if you manage to get it to work. There has to be something out there USA made that will work on first try!
-
MARY
> 3 dayI live in a large two story house and one corner of the house has always had a poor wi-fi signal but not anymore. I placed the device upstairs in that corner of the house and now consistently get 5 bars in that corner. The set up was easy and quick, just follow the directions.
-
fanssb eltza
> 3 dayWorks great so far. The instructions are a little weird, but still pretty easy to get set up. Where I used to get 1 bar from my router, I now get 5, so the range is great. I also have not lost an speed with the extender; speeds are the same as what they are for my computer, which is hardwired.
-
aidynt hoban
> 3 dayEven tho I got 100 percent signal on my ps4 from my router it still be lagging unless I move in right stop so it could reach where ps4 at., but this is better Cus even when I play street fighter and the person signal lo it still dont lag. So it 5 for sure.