📶 Tenda F9 600Mbps WiFi Router with 4 x 6dBi High-gain Omnidirectional Antennas, Beamforming+ Technology, Easy Setup, and App Control for Whole-Home Coverage Review

In use for almost a year. He rebooted himself at different intervals. Returned under warranty and approved replacement. I took another, dual-band

Not worth the money. It doesn't work with Google Homes or Google Mini at all. The signal can be fast at certain times and then you cannot connect for a while. Don't let the antennas fool you, don't amplify anything. The only good thing is that he looks great and looks like he should be doing a great job. It's not like this. I'll be back because I'm fixing the old one. This is garbage at best. I would not recommend Tenda products unless they were made available free of charge and I would…

Good WiFi router with no frills. I bought it mainly for signal coverage. Setup was easy; The user interface has been greatly improved over the previous Tenda I owned, although there were some minor inconveniences (like not hiding the password as you type it and a pop-up saying "Capital letters entered" if your password contains capital letters is distracting and useless). Features include: * Blacklist by MAC address. * Port forwarding. External/internal port numbers can be different, which is…

The box claims up to 600Mbps. With a data rate of up to 200 Mbit/s, this router offers 800 m² of space. Foot could provide no more than 50Mbps speed at several inches away. When they called support, they weren't surprised because they knew these speeds were average for this router. It went far and worked, but not according to the plan I have. I won't pay for 200Mbps and will settle for no more than 50. I returned the product and I'm sure someone will appreciate this review. That's all.

Disclaimer: I'm an old guy. which is somewhat technologically challenged. First I bought a used cable/voice/wireless modem (TG862G) for our Xfinity service because I'm cheap. The combo modem works fine, but wireless connectivity through walls is severely limited. I bought an extension cord, that helped a little but not much. I saw a Tenda router and bought it to improve the data transfer speed for our DirecTV receiver. Installation was very easy and took 10 minutes out of the box. Haven't read…

I REALLY wanted this router to work. We live in a four story townhouse (narrow but low and high). It was the first router I found that could reach every inch of the house. It's powerful. However, there is a bug in the software/firmware that caused me to return it. The software allows you to use the specified DNS servers, but even if you enter those IP addresses, it cannot use them. The support service is located in China and is completely useless. They couldn't decide. If you don't want to use…

As a result, the device performs its functions, you can make it work. But leaves a negative feeling very crooked software. Judging by the fact that the last ate was released more than six months ago, and there are still a lot of problems, the manufacturer does not really bother about the quality of the product. Different pros: - Pretty good coverage (probably really 6dbi). - Clear and understandable display of connected devices and their parameters. - Simple and clear GUI. Didn't notice any…

For the money, the best offer on the market! With its pros. Ease of device setup, convenient and very clear interface. + large coverage radius + speed over Wi-fi cuts much less than competitors up to 2.5k for example, Asus Rt at a provider speed of 92 megabits over wi-fi gives only (20 - 25) for Tp-link products - the same trouble (20-30), but this device gives out 50 - 60 megabits Got cons: Once a week, a software reboot is required, otherwise the speed drops, a model with English may come…

A good signal on the wire gives out the full speed that is issued by the provider for wi-fi does not cut the speed much. very confident signal reception. does not fall off does not heat up. indication is a very important moment for me on the front side, which is very convenient for monitoring network activity. the best that has been since the time of the naron tplik 841go and netis 2411e. the best that you can take for 1000r. They write that the lack of IP TV is a disadvantage, but for me this…

Bought through the online store. At the point of issue, the manager mixed up the goods and gave me someone else's AC6 of the same brand. I didn't pay attention either: Tenda and Tenda. When I got home, I plugged it in and started setting it up. Half an hour of torment gave nothing. Then I turned to my provider and, following his advice, danced with a tambourine for another half an hour. Then they called from the point of issue, saying that they mixed up the routers. Went and exchanged. With F9,