Review on TP LINK TL WR940N Wireless External Antennas by Mateusz Jankowski ᠌

The speed is not affected in any way by this feature. WiFi is sufficient for two separate units. A LAN connection is used to link together two smart TVs, two laptops, a PlayStation 4, and four cellphones that use wi-fi. The speed is suitable for use with any device. Doesn't lie. Naturally, assuming that you have access to a reliable internet service. Various disadvantages: I'm now furious because there is no indication of which devices are linked to which lan ports. There is not the slightest sign. You will not find this information anywhere, not on the website, not in the user guide, not anywhere. It took me a while to figure out on my own through online discussion boards and videos on YouTube that this is not a marriage. It is inconvenient for me personally, which is a problem. Despite this, when placing a purchase in an online store, every indicator was highlighted on the relevant screenshots. In point of fact, the long indication board simply has a single light bulb centered in the middle of it. Just nonsense. If I had known, I never would have spent the money on this router. When it comes to functionality, the principle of standards is important. It's true that if I hadn't been so lazy, I would have returned it out of principle just due to the fact that there were no signs included with the package. At that price point, they might as well put in some light bulbs.