Review on WiFi signal amplifier (repeater) Linksys RE1000 by Micha Bialik (Eagle) ᠌

Together with the E2022, I use. The network is extremely stable, and outlying locations receive average to good signals. A reliable signal can now pass through three capital walls, which was a concern in the past. I advise against utilizing it to speed up data transfer; instead, use it to expand the WiFi network's coverage area. With advantages: Excellent equipment, a detailed instruction on the disk in several languages, including in 2022, and a brief instruction in the book. In the Web interface, 2022 is another option. There are no issues with setting up the RE1000 and integrating it into the network. The most remote areas of the room, including places where connectivity was previously impossible, now have a reliable connection after the repeater is connected to the network. With its signal, the RE1000 "completely interferes" with nearby Wi-Fi networks, making it easier and more comfortable to work in your own network. Cons: The information transfer speed did not rise at some points as I had anticipated; instead, it actually reduced significantly. The repeater's maximum speed ranged from 280 KB per second to 2200 KB per second, or around 24 Mbit per second, depending on the distance and the existence of obstructions.