Review on 📶 Boost Your Wi-Fi Signal with TP-Link N300 Wireless Extender and Router - 2 High Power Antennas, Access Point, WISP, 300Mbps by Edyta Stpie ᠌

It's been two weeks since I started using it, and I can say without a doubt that it's been worth the investment. Authorization using PPTP for the 10Mbps channel. Quick and simple assembly is required. I was given the WR841N v8 00000000 hardware version, and the factory firmware version was 320222022 Build 130122 Rel.43330n (this is the last official, 2022) I didn't bother to reflash because I found that everything was ok as it was. Many advantages: 1. The cost was 670 Hong Kong dollars at the start of May 2022 in Hong Kong 2. Almost never gets hot enough to heat up. 9 volts at 0.6 amps is the power supply. 3. the interface for 2022 (out of the box) 4. It offers three different intensities of the Wi-Fi signal (in my 2022 firmware, for some reason, it is called "operation mode") 5. Gives you the ability to adjust the width of the channel for each individual user, if necessary IP-TV can be accessed by cable as well as through Wi-Fi. 7. The back of the case houses a Wi-Fi signal toggle that is operated by a mechanical switch. 8. It is possible to turn off the "SSID broadcast," meaning that your neighbors won't automatically be able to see your network, and this can be done without much "hacking" effort being put in. Many disadvantages: 1. The factory firmware does not allow the binding of IP addresses to a MAC address using DHCP, which prevents me from using this feature. (I designated those e-mail addresses as being static.) 2. The Wi-Fi connection speed has been reduced to 150 Mbps from 300 Mbps. (I do not know how to increase it, but there does not appear to be a requirement for doing so because the other ports are 100Mbps.)