
In the apartment, when modernizing the telephone connection, the provider installed his white box above the entrance. I used to use mostly wired internet and WiFi was mostly in addition. But progress does not stand still and devices with a WiFi module began to appear in use. And the wired Internet somehow went by the wayside. Of the latest acquisitions, there was a TV in the farthest room for watching movies and TV shows in the evenings. Having connected the TV to Wi-Fi, measuring the speed, I was saddened by 2 Mbps with a wired 200 Mbps. Without hesitation, I took a signal amplifier from friends to try, the speed was already 10-15 Mbps. I started reading reviews on powerful routers (pulling a wire is not an option, I just made repairs and the panel is suspended and all connections are in the wall). I stumbled upon this model and decided to give it a try. I connected it in probably 10 minutes. For the instruction of the lines for 15 no more, everything else is through the application. The measurement just made me happy at the far point of a three-room apartment with all walls and partitions 75 Mbps, and this is if you consider that the input on the device itself is only 100 Mbps. To watch online movies more than, I watch broadcasts in 4K without brakes. I read comments here that you can’t set up your “Wishlist” in it - why? Connected, it works. For fine network settings, etc., you need to look at a slightly different equipment, but here as the provision of services in public transport. Sat down, arrived, left.



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