Review on WiFi signal amplifier (repeater) TP-LINK TL-WA854RE, white by Yuan Ming ᠌

At the end of self-isolation, I "hung" at a dacha in the Hong Kong region for several days with unlimited Iota. This review would not have appeared if Iota had been caught everywhere: the smartphone received a stable 4G signal in only one place, which made it impossible to move it. I had to urgently look for ways to expand the broadcast range of the smartphone to a plot of 6 acres. The choice fell on this device, TP-LINK TL-WA854RE, only with the hardware revision V3. It was inexpensive, the firmware on the official website was fresh, and there were enough negative reviews for devices two to three times more expensive. In short, the repeater worked for 5 stars, even taking into account the support of 2.4GHz exclusively and cutting the speed relative to WLAN, distributed directly from the smartphone. Through this box, 5 devices calmly hung, over 50 gigs were pumped through it. In shortcomings, I have already noted that occasionally, while working from a laptop, I noted a short-term signal loss. Not critical, because I didn't have to reboot or reconfigure anything to get it working again. For a dacha, where the 2.4GHz band is empty - I recommend it, for a home - it’s better to pay extra and take an option with 5GHz support (although I later connected this device at home, in Hong Kong, and it did expand my network well on the balcony). In general, I can safely recommend this model globally, taking into account the price up to 1000. ated review on 29.08: added a piece of the beginning and end of the system log (54 days of work without a single failure).