Review on Enhance Your WiFi Range with TP-Link TL-WPA4220KIT 300Mbps AV500 Powerline WiFi Extender Start Kit by Mateusz Bana ᠌
I like everything, the quality is good and the price is reasonable.
The thing is good comfortable, I advise everyone. for the house will go. not for a large number of users. wires are always better. I like it. this is a good product. take. the wifi frequency is only 2.4 - this is good for a private house, in an apartment building there will be interference due to neighbors, the speed will drop. There are more expensive with 2.4 and 5 GHz. and speed up to 1200 megabits. Well, it turned out a little more than 120 megabits. but the price is much higher.
- convenience and ease of installation. without wires. wifi in the module.
- on a new high-quality wiring about 40 meters long, when connected by cable from both sides, the speed is a maximum of 80 megabytes. WiFi max 40 megabits. the radius is less than that of zyxel keentic, giga 2 version. and especially extra . more than 5 users online - may hang.
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