🏠 Enhance Your Home Network with KEEBOX W150NR: A Reliable 150Mbps Wireless-N Router with Auto-MDIX WAN Port Review

For $9.99 I can't think of a single reason to complain. Ideal for a cheap wireless solution with one or two devices in a small apartment. It's unfair to expect this device to perform like a newer and more expensive access point.

The Wi-Fi signal is a little weaker than expected. I get about 4/5 connection cycles from two feet away. Installation is pretty easy if you enter the correct address in your web browser. In general, for less than $10, don't expect more.

Bought 2 of these. The first was within a month and so far there have been no issues that I know of. the second, installed shortly after the first, had nothing but problems. It keeps turning off and the user has to keep restarting the router. I will go there today to replace it with a better router. officially it didn't cost me more than the purchase price in work. I will never buy these again.

I was looking for a simple wireless router for a device without an RJ-45 connector. For $9.99 it does the job. Setting up the "Wizard" was successful and took a few minutes. I got the impression that the device is many years old, but it is new from the factory. The installation booklet included pre-Windows 7 troubleshooting tips and a one-year warranty. The information printed states that the speed is 300 Mbps. I run at 54.

Excellent service. the product was fine. It met the needs of the time. I will not recommend this product at home or WIF office, wifi radio is bad. I used the product as a wired router. He worked well for that.

I bought a Keebox W150NR HW:V2.0R router on June 3, 2017 and expect it to be an upgraded version of my old Keebox W150NR HW router: V1 acts. .0. The devices are physically similar in design, except that the antenna is non-detachable on the V2.0R and the WPS button is on the front rather than on the right side of the device as on the V1.0. The device comes with a well-written quick installation guide for version 04.2012 and an included CD for version 2.01, indicating that it was released in June