Review on TP-Link EAP225-Outdoor Omada AC1200 Wireless Access Point by Ryan Foles

Used for 3 months. I ran a 300ft line from home to a shop using Cat6a ethernet cable (shielded and buried) for internet access but after having to replace it 3 times in a couple of years because I imagine lightning put the line out of service. finally broke and looked at the wireless bridge. I wish I had learned this from the start! I set this up in the back of my house with an additional hotspot installed at the store to pick up the signal and act as the store's spatial Wi-Fi system. The shop is just under 300 feet from this aluminum clad apartment. I can get a very stable signal and stream videos and even PS4 games through the connection. My home internet is rural broadband, maybe 7-9 Mbps max, I run speed tests from time to time and usually show 4-6 Mbps through the system. An additional advantage is the possibility of having a wide WiFi zone in the yard (2.4 and 5 GHz). stripes). Notice to new home WiFi system users: PLEASE CHANGE AND UPDATE THE PASSWORD FOR YOUR DEVICES AND YOUR WiFi ACCESS. Do not leave the default password in the router settings. This leaves you vulnerable to users in the environment who can then create their own connections to your system.