I took this device to distribute WiFi at home, and it coped with this task by 100%. The working conditions are not easy: a lot of reinforced concrete floors and the air is "clogged" - 10-15 neighboring networks are constantly visible. But this problem is solved by setting the transmitter power - I managed to set it to 21 dBm (~ 0.25W). The result is a reception power of 96-100% within a two-room apartment. No drops in speed, glitches and other things. All other middle-class routers that I had before (including those with external antennas) did not give such a stunning effect. Just a fairy tale! Resetting the settings: unplug the power supply from the outlet, hold down the reset button, then, without releasing it, turn on the power supply and release the button 5 seconds after switching on (no more!). As for the rest, there are a lot of instructions on the Internet. Good luck!
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