Wi-Fi signal amplifier (repeater) Tenda A27, white Review

Able to work as an additional point and modem. Normally copes with its task, the coverage really expands greatly. Able to create a mesh system. There is a web interface, which I needed only for configuration, there is no point in climbing there anymore. The speed does not cut, it is about the same as that of the router. It breaks through walls with minimal loss of signal and speed. In general, the most simple repeater, you don’t even really need to configure it.

Bought for an apartment. The router is at the beginning of the apartment, the repeater is placed approximately in the center. Between them, the signal is stable, at least judging by the indicator. The speed does not seem to sag, it is the same as it was just on the router, but the signal coverage area has become much better. Now in all corners of the apartment the signal is stable. Set up very quickly, 5 minutes and everything works.

It does its job perfectly. It works for me in tandem with a simple dual-band router, then I plan to replace the router with a normal one, to support WiFi 6. The repeater has a smart indicator, with the help of which it is clearly clear where to put the repeater. The coverage area is large, in my apartment the network is stable in all corners. It is configured through a web interface, everything is as simple as possible there. The network is stable without dumps and drawdowns. Ping is small…

Everything is very fast in setting up, just plugged it in, went into it, hooked it up to my router and everything works. My router is relatively old and without WiFi support, but it works fine with it. A repeater with a router works like a mesh network, i. E. one access point and seamless coverage. So it turns out much cheaper than taking the whole mesh system. The repeater itself can be connected as a separate router, but here the functionality is already limited. On a signal, everything is…

The repeater is set up quickly. It does not take up much space in the outlet, and it is small itself. There is a smart LED that shows if the repeater is in a normal position. The most stable signal when lit in blue. The speed doesn't cut at all. Doesn't cut out on its own. Well, of course, there is WiFI 6, a reserve for the future, so to speak. The repeater itself can be used as a separate access point. Perhaps someone will come in handy.

I like everything, the repeater is not buggy, the firmware is normal, the speed is high, due to the support of mu-mimo it passes walls well in both 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, the connection speed is high, in conjunction with RX3, it is easy to set up, I didn’t have to fiddle with the firmware, the interface is understandable, the speed with prima visibility at 5 GHz is 120 mb / s, I think it can be more, but the provider can no longer cope, any content is played without brakes, there is a gigabit…