Review on TP LINK Wireless Router Switch Antennas by Jnis Labucis ᠌

I bought it for change for 1200 in one of the electronicsnetworks. She has been working at my home for over two years. Revision v8 (they say the most buggy, but I have no problems). The goal is to distribute the Internet via wifi per 100 square meters with gypsum block partitions. Online provider. On the street he catches at an average power level (one or two sticks, 4th floor). All devices at home work via wifi. I have a provider tariff of 30 Mbps, which is enough for all mobile devices and set-top boxes with TVs. Torrents download 6-7 Mbps. For those who do not download torrents well, I found the optimal settings through trial and error and posted the instructions I changed the Amazon to .dns, which gave acomuple more milliseconds of gaincommpared to the operator's Amazon. In addition, using the program on the phone, I looked at the most idle channels and set the device to a free channel, there are no problems with wifi at all. Conclusions: The device fully justifies its price, works great. If you have anetwork of 100 Mbps, then probably not enough performance, but for the majority of those sitting on 20-40 Mbps tariffs, it's more than enough. I recommend buying, look at the reverse side of the revision number of the device. Not lower than v10, there will be no problems described by others.