I have 2 of these now. 1 in a mast shed over 150 feet from the router and 1 in a garage about 50 feet from the router. Both register the same speed as with a direct connection to the router (for me it's about 19/2 Mbit/s with a landline provider). I understand why people take a point off because you have to use a different SSID for each one and manually switch your device, but that doesn't bother me in the least. Now I can still stream my AT&T TV (3 streams) and run security cameras (10+) without buffering. I really wish you could buy the WiFi separately as you only need 1 device connected to the router for both WiFi devices, but I'll find a use for it somewhere. the main switch of the house.
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