Review on Wi-Fi signal amplifier (repeater) Wi-Fi Amplifier PRO, black by Michal Kucharski ᠌

If you are not planning to make this purchase for the purpose of a permanent installation in your home, then you should avoid it and approach this gadget with extreme caution. Taking into consideration the drawbacks. With its positives being: This does not mean that I enjoyed something, but in theory it is a fantastic idea to utilize these devices to significantly expand the coverage of a home network that is protected by a password. However, you can only use it for this purpose (assuming you still have 2.4 GHz networks at home). The following are some of the device's drawbacks: Literally everything is a step down from the most basic nameless repeaters in terms of quality. With the possible exception of situations in which the home network is amplified and maximum power is required, however, simplicity will not be a limiting factor. You won't be able to connect to open networks in hotels unless you know some fancy dance moves and bring some applications with you. You will be able to join if you specify any password, but this comes with a number of other drawbacks. - The repeater does not have any further settings, such as seeing the network that has the best possible coverage or changing the name or password of the network that the repeater is connected to, no. - The settings can only be accessed through the application; the online interface does not provide any means for configuring the settings (since there are none). In other words, the piece of iron cannot be modified in any way once the application has terminated successfully, and past experience has shown that this is an eventuality for all apps.