Review on ๐ D-Link AC1200 WiFi Range Extender, Dual Band Plug In Wall Signal Booster for Smart Home, Alexa Devices - DAP-1610-US (White) by Wiktor Iwanski แ
I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!
Firmware version Used as an access point. Those. connects to the router via cable, then distributes W-Fi. I took it out of the box, configured it via the WEB interface (19220228.0.50) via wi-fi. Specifically set the mode of operation (as an access point), the password for the admin panel, the password for the network. Then I connected Ethernet, plugged the device into the socket, waited for the green light to turn on. All. Works like clockwork. It might get hot, but I don't care.
- Dimensions, signal strength, work in 2 ranges of WiFi, ease of setup, reliability.
- Given the ability to work on the AC1200 protocol, it is somehow strange to see that the Ethernet port speed is only 100 Mbps. Those. a powerful wireless module and a dead wired one. If it were gigabit, there would be no price for this device.
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