Review on TP-Link AC750 WiFi Extender (RE220): Boost Your WiFi Signal and Expand Coverage to 1200 Sq.ft - Dual Band, 750Mbps Speed, Supports 20 Devices by Craig Lovro

I had written everything below and configured it with an average of 4 stars, but I noticed a tip about their privacy policy. If you read just the first few paragraphs of their policy, they mention that they will extract as much data as they want and use it as they see fit. including sending to third parties and once sent they have no control over data activity such as name, address, billing information, personal information such as date of birth. etc. and other information used when using this product. Yes. I will return this item as soon as possible. I advise everyone to do the same. ************************** Install this on 11/19/2019. The Fios Gen4 router as the host router was wirelessly connected to the RE220 model. That was really annoying at first. didn't work no matter how I tried. I even tried connecting the router to the power strip with an ethernet cable, but that didn't work either. I unplugged and plugged the RE220 back in as per the instructions in the device setup applet (expander) and RANDOMLY it started working. OO But after connecting it works. I held it past rooms, doors and stairs. Bought it to use wifi in my garage. I'm using "high speed mode" which drops either 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz and boosts the non-dropped Ghz. Bye. I tested my internet speed on speedtest.net with different settings and here are the results I got. 24 Mbps Control 5 GHz: 142 dl Mbps / 90 Mbps Extended Wi-Fi Standard 2.4 GHz Extended Standard: 41 dl Mbps / 34 Mbps Enhanced 5 GHz Standard: 75 dl Mbps / 65 Mbps with Extended High Speed Wi-Fi 76 Mbps Extended Boost disables 5GHz to boost 2.5GHz: 73 dl mbps / 71 mbps some weird data and some regular data.idk. Enjoy the information!