WiFi router TP-LINK TL-MR150, black Review

The router is installed in a country house in a wooden house. The signal range - around the house is good, 2 steps from the house - it no longer catches, only if there is a direct line of sight through the window. Easy to set up and almost self. Delivery was on the 5th day.

Unbiased review of this item.Its pros: Nice price and very good support. Clear menu, easy setup. Different cons: Rebooted a couple of times, but the provider may be to blame

It only works with one of my 6 SIM cards and, unfortunately, not with the one you need. Dancing with a tambourine in the form of a firmware replacement, have it and I don’t want to do other things. Return.

I took it for a summer residence, we have a good megaphone and tele 2 there, I took a megaphone and inserted a SIM card into the router and that's it. On 6 acres it catches everywhere, now the Internet is like in an apartment.

Purchased for a vacation home where only Beeline catches, and even then, barely. The issues vanished with these routers because they effectively pull in the signal, spread it throughout the two-story house, and place the router next to the house on the street on the side where the second floor window opens. We didn't experience any Internet issues this year at the dacha thanks to him.

A few tambourine dances with signal receiving were also performed. The signal on the router initially appeared in the "3g / 4g" mode until it was adjusted to "only 4g," as they advised when purchasing a SIM card that it was only 4g. But they immediately corrected it because it was a long-standing issue for me personally and it also affected smartphones.

Since the router is not intended for outdoor installation, moisture will perform the dirty work over the winter. I suggest installing the router indoors and purchasing one or two Rg58 50 Om SMA male and SMA female cables to install the antennas remotely, such as in the attic. Yes, the two antennas on the router are for receiving signals from base stations rather than disseminating Wi-Fi signals. I've mounted both antennae on the roof using cables that are 5 meters long. The speedtest indicates…

The benefits include acceptable connectivity and portability within urban areas (just buy, insert a SIM card, and you're good to go). But. I take it with me when I leave the city. It doesn't have better signal reception than a conventional phone. I upgraded to a directional street antenna by replacing my regular antennae with it. BUT. The Wi-Fi signal is quite weak. For instance, he successfully catches it in one room, then almost drops it in the next. Unlike kinetic, it has a far greater range

Purchased with the intention of placing it in a private residence. Strong signal penetration, even into solid walls. It has a good catch from the second to the first level, which I now use as a reliable indicator of its range. I tested it on an Amazon SIM card with a laptop rate, and I was able to stream full-length HD movies and TV shows without interruption while also playing online games at a smooth 30 Mbps. The lone "BUT" is the steep asking price, but oh well. A maximum of 4000 seems…

Following three months of reliable use after the purchase, I could not be happier with the product. One day, for no apparent reason, it ceased being able to receive cellular network signals. I used five different SIM cards, all of which have worked in previous smartphones, but not this one. The GSM module has failed.

Purchased on the recommendation of a neighbor. Located underneath the roof, directly above the steps leading to the attic floor. I observed that the proximity to the station and the house's overall dispersion were the factors that contributed most to the strength of the signal in this location. I used a laptop that worked and a phone that worked to test the connection and see whether it would function on the Internet.

Purchased for a dacha where three generations of the family were present at the same time, using laptops, tablets, and phones. I was forced to use a Megafon/Huawei 3G router that was ten years old and out of date. The TP-LINK TL-MR100 appeared to be the most appealing option on the market, but since there was only one seller offering it at the time of purchase without courier delivery, I ended up choosing the following model in the TP-LINK TL-MR150 series, which had a larger body and more LAN…

A TV set-top box and three standard-speed phones can each connect without issue with this excellent router that I used to set up internet service at my summer home. The only downside is that the Wi-Fi signal disappears around ten meters from the structure.

I got it for my parents at the dacha since they initially tried to use a smartphone to share the Internet, but it didn't work because they couldn't get more than 1-2 mbs. The Huawei 8372 whistle was also unsuccessful, providing the same 1-2 mbs. It soon became obvious that stronger antennas were required. And this router has completely paid for itself because, thanks to extra antennas, it better captures cellular tower signals and transmits 10 mbps, which is more than adequate for national…

After inserting a SIM card and connecting the router to a power source, I used the factory network name and password that was printed on the underside of the router to connect a couple of mobile devices and a laptop to the router's wireless network. Even though I could have changed the settings on the router, I didn't. It seems that everything is in order! According to the results of the speedtest, the speed for TX and PR is approximately 30 Mbit/s when using conventional antennas. What other…

I placed one in the office along with two laptops, both of which are used throughout the day to issue OSAGO insurance coverage. In addition, a couple of phones have been added to this network so that users can communicate documents to one another using WhatsApp. Yota is a networking platform. I went to Iota in order to replace their dead router. Because of this, the Internet began to function at a considerably quicker pace. The girls never once grumbled about having to deal with the Internet…

I placed 4, and as I was writing about the drawbacks, I came to the conclusion that, all things considered, the router deserved a grade of C. On the other hand, the mr600 and younger 4g kinetics, which are the closest equivalents without problems, cost 7,500 and 9,000 respectively, although this mr150 costs only 4,500. In spite of all the drawbacks, a powerful middle peasant "all-in-one" at an acceptable price. After a month of use, it was put up for sale. In spite of this, the fourth category…

While everything seems to be running smoothly—I was able to successfully insert the SIM card and connect to the network—only time will tell. Change a number of parameters straight from your phone's app or web browser.

I made an effort to propagate the Internet by phone in the countryside. Everything in the house functioned properly, but the 22 meters to the guesthouse's single-story building was already eerily quiet. Due to the plot's low elevation, a smartphone's Internet connection is severely limited to the second level. My sister (a serial-watching addict) recently visited, and the topic of getting a TV hooked up at the guesthouse came up. I was considering installing a satellite dish, but after doing…

Bought for a summer residence. Fortunately, there is a second router and the Internet, and it’s scary to count on this router. Remotely it is very difficult to enter it, because. he constantly falls off the cloud.