Review on 🚀 Boost Your Wi-Fi Speed and Range with TP-Link N450 Wireless Wi-Fi Router (TL-WR941ND) by John Carter

Did I misspell "Shabby"? I rarely use that word. In any case. I was very impressed with the TP LINK TL-WR914ND. My biggest criticism has to be the setup. Which, frankly, is my own stupidity. I spent (literally) 3 hours setting up this thing when all I had to do was plug it in! I bought it because my apartment doesn't have a router or modem. All direct internet connections are upstairs in my landlord's house. I recently bought a (slightly temperamental) MagicJack Plus and wanted to use it as a landline instead of plugging it into my US. After many hours trying to set up TP LINK, all I had to do was connect the MagicJack Plus device. and turn on the router. I waited a minute or two and it just started working! The router didn't need to be configured at all. Even better, if for some reason you need to disable and move your router, it will take a few seconds to get it working again. I have to admit I was quite surprised by its simplicity and my own stupidity! TP LINK TL-WR914ND works fine. I had no problems or issues with the router at all. It's worth it for the cheap price! The device also includes a quick installation CD and a user manual. You will end up going straight to the TP LINK website for an easier guide. This is somewhat inconvenient, and the CD (simple as it is) can be a little frustrating; again if you NEED to use it. Despite these inconveniences, I highly recommend the TP LINK TL-WR01FND. It's very affordable and does exactly what you need! My advice to anyone buying a device is to first turn on the power and connect the device to what you are using it for. Wait a minute or two, if that doesn't work, resort to tweaking it. Don't waste three hours without boobs like me!