Pros below: Easy to connect, well amplifies the signal, distributes Wi-Fi in two bands Has some cons: There was not enough sensitivity - I had to search around the house to find a stable signal. Coverage was not enough for those areas that needed to be provided with stable Internet

With its pros: I bought it for relaying and amplifying the signal of the router from Megafon (825), since it falls heavily behind the reinforced concrete wall. All the virtues previously described are true. And beautiful and compact and with touching white horns. On the button, I became an automatic machine only on the second network. I had to “dance with a tambourine” on the top five, changing the channel from auto to 40 in the network settings of the router. (Maybe someone will come in handy)

For the money for a large apartment - an excellent product. Not suitable for home. Need a repeater more powerful and, accordingly, more expensive

If we consider this repeater only for 2.4 networks, then it is not bad. It works more or less stably, the signal really appeared where it had not been before. As a 5GHz network repeater, it works disgustingly. The network constantly disappears for no apparent reason. And the network itself remains, the phone shows a high signal level. But there is no internet. And the point here is not the router, since the devices connected directly to the router continue to work stably, and the repeater…

With its pros: Convenient to operate. Simple and fast setup. Quite a noticeable result in increasing the speed of the Internet. Affordable price. Different cons: Sometimes the connection with the main router is lost. But this is most likely due to the decent distance between the devices.

Bought in a private house to expand the coverage area. But there was already one amplifier in use - w-850. And like all amplifiers, it amplifies, but cuts the speed exactly in half. If you want to get the same transmission speed from the amplifier as from the main router, then the setting should look like this. The main router and amplifier must be connected through 5 Hz! And the amplifier should distribute at 2.4! Between the router and the amplifier, of course, there must be a good…

I have successfully used this device as a wi-fi LAN (Ethernet) adapter for a personal computer in a back room. Fortunately, after ating the firmware, it became possible to disable the distribution of wi-fi on both channels. I plugged the repeater into a filter outlet equipped with a switch that powers the computer. And, thus, it turns on only with the computer. Set the "fast" mode (only 5 GHz). The data transfer rate for a 10-megabit network card over a local area network ranges from 25% to…

To set up the device, it was necessary to download an application that has a fairly simple interface. I had some difficulties in setting up due to a couple of non-intuitive settings that, for some reason, were simplified in translation into 2022. But these are trifles, so I could not bear the shortcomings. I just wanted to note that only 1 time in my life I will have to deal with this application, then it works as intended.

Has some pros: Works It really helps to make the signal in distant rooms normal. Easy setup. With its cons: You need to set up a new connection to the extension cord on gadgets. Perhaps there is a simpler solution, but it is not obvious. I will try.

Some pros: Everything is fine. Works. The functionality is redundant for us, we needed a simple repeater for 2.4 - but younger models, according to reviews, have problems in operation Has cons: Large, can block a double outlet. And there is no outlet on the face to turn on the power of some other device.

I hope for a long service life. Pros: Excellent tech. support from TP-Link. For two days I had a "dance with a tambourine" in the 5G band, until I chose "hall help". )). After that everything worked. No problem. Ideally configured via WPS. Different cons: There is no possibility to select a network channel for both ranges. There was a problem with 5G: until I set channel 36 on the Archer C7 router, the repeater could not find the source network in the 5G range.

Threw away. I use a weak signal from the router. Fewer WiFi receivers in the back room and the TV works without signal loss.

Sellers position this device as a "signal amplifier", "Repeater", "repeater" Please note: this is absolutely not true! This device is an ordinary access point with a WiFi adapter function! When you set it up, another Wi-Fi point with a different name appears on the wireless network. Also, this device can act as a Wi-Fi adapter for a local area network: it takes a signal from the WiFi network and throws it into the wire. In general: despite the fact that I bought something completely different…

I am not allowed to hang cables on the walls, I can also spoil the walls, so I have to keep the router at the front door on a shelf. As a result, 2.4 GHz is still somehow caught at the far end of the apartment, but the channels are clogged with neighboring access points, and 5 GHz is generally unrealistic to use. I have accumulated a lot of old routers and I tried to use them to expand coverage, then I switched to PowerLine adapters. But in this apartment there was only one point where it was…

The service center diagnosed the burning of the board through the fault of the user, allegedly there was a voltage drop. Classic dismount from warranty

Pros below: Well expands the coverage area, works on 2.4G and 5G. Handles small traffic on 2.4G perfectly. Got cons: With average traffic (watching a movie), it quickly overheats and hangs. Constantly loses 5G network, has to reboot

My optical router with wi-fi from the operator and he could not break through 2 reinforced concrete walls via wi-fi. I bought this repeater, put it in the middle room (between the kitchen and the room where the router is) and the problem with Wi-Fi in the kitchen disappeared. The setup is simple, through the application in the phone. Networks 2.5 and 5 are created with the same names only at the end of a couple of letters. Now smart TV works in the kitchen and phones with tablets do not lose…