Asus RP-N12 N300 WLAN Repeater 🔁 802.11 B/G/N - Boost Your Wireless Range! Review

Everything works fine, the main thing is that the height of the amplifier is slightly lower than the router. The Wi-Fi signal is always heard from above, and perhaps those who are dissatisfied with the work of the amplifier have a router and a repeater below or at the level of gadgets.

I use it in access point mode, so the speed does not cut. If you use wi-fi as a repeater, then you should not be surprised that the speed drops by half, as everyone does. One problem with this device is that it freezes tightly once a week / two, only resetting the power brings it to its senses. Maybe I got one, I don’t know (firmware ate didn’t help)

Pros: There are no advantages other than easy setup and built-in power supply Cons below: Does not function as a repeater. Devices do not switch. The connection with the router is constantly losing. I bought an ASUS RT-N12 to replace it and all these problems disappeared.

I bought to cover the back room, because. tablet/smartphone caught there is not stable (but caught). I put it in the same room, and not somewhere "in the middle". The calculation was that with two remote antennas, this repeater will catch the signal from the router better than mobile devices with wretched antennas. No - the same unstable reception. And as a result, I switched to the mode of a regular access point and connected it with a wire (fortunately, he was there). Further. It turned out

Alleluia. After 2 years of use, still found the perfect application. I connected it in bridge mode to the Beeline TV set-top box and, together with zyxel keenetic ultra, everything works clearly without freezes. As an access point, it also works well. But in the repeater mode, the speed cuts, ideally the source should be in direct line of sight and without walls, but this case is far from suitable for everyone because everyone has walls)

I use it as a repeater. With it, there is a Wi-Fi signal on the second floor, although the router itself is on the first floor. Comfortable.

I took it solely for the purpose of a repeater to expand the Wi-Fi zone. Router on the 1st floor, repeater on the second floor. Distance 4 meters maximum. Essentially one wall between them (a thick floor between the first and second floors). That is, it does not hit much in my opinion, but it was enough for me. Thus, Wi-Fi appeared on the second floor. I recommend. P. S. in repeater mode, it creates a second network. For example, the original Wi-Fi router network is called. After connecting to

I bought to increase the network coverage of my RT-N66U. The problem is that the router itself is located at the far end of the apartment and it is separated from other rooms by load-bearing walls that do not transmit the signal well. I purchased this toy for installation in the corridor, in order to increase the coverage area of ​​​​the router to the kitchen. As a result, the signal amplifier itself connects to the router, but the speed of the Internet connection is ten times lower than if you

I must say right away that it is IMPOSSIBLE to make a full-fledged Wi-Fi repeater with one such point. You need to buy at least two, one in bridge mode, the other in AP, and assign another non-overlapping channel to the AP. In bridge or AP mode it works great. The fact that the Wi-Fi indicator lights up red is a lie. I use now in the receiver mode at work. Through 2 walls from Zyxel-I 15 meters 70 megabits. By the way, when switching from access point mode to bridge mode, it tried to connect to

Pros: The setup is very simple. Simultaneously press the button on the router and on the repeater. And that's it! The design is not striking, even when plugged into a socket in plain sight! Different cons: Devices do not always automatically switch from the router to the repeater in a timely manner. Often you have to switch manually. The reception quality from the router could be better - the distance between them in a straight line is 5 meters and one wall, and the signal quality indicator o