Enhance Your WiFi Coverage with Certified Refurbished TP-Link AX1500 WiFi Extender (RE505X) Review

Much thicker than previous models in this line of RE TP-Link repeaters and not all glowing with LEDs when turned on. But, this does not interfere with the functionality. ) PING increased by 1 ms with it. The provider's tariff is 300 Mbps. He was satisfied with his purchase.

Worth your money With its pros: Easy setup in a couple of minutes, good coverage, simultaneous operation of 2.4 and 5 GHz, good speed, cool design. Got cons: On the first day, I sometimes lost the signal of the main router for unknown reasons, at the moment it works stably.

For some reason, the devices began to fall off. Have to reload. Moreover, it is in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe amplifier. When moving closer to the router, the problem disappears. Until I found out the reason, unfortunately 🤷🏼‍♂️

I connected 2 apartments in houses opposite each other with one Internet. Distance 57 meters. The Tplink Archer AX73 router is in the room, the amplifier is in another house, in the bedroom opposite. Between them there are 2 windows of 3 glasses. The Internet from the amplifier in another apartment reaches 60% of which was quite enough.

PLEASE NOTE, TO WORK ON A MESH NETWORK, YOUR DEVICES MUST SUPPORT 8022022v! Unsuccessfully kept in the outlet due to the small plug and large size. All the time it falls out a little and has to be corrected. The apartment has two repeaters. 505 and 300. The network works poorly, the phone can hold on to the 505th, despite the fact that the signal from it is very weak, and you are standing next to 300m. In general, laptops and TVs are ok, you don’t constantly run around the house with them…

I advise for a private house what you need. After buying, I read reviews that WiFi 6 is not there, it's not true, my Samsung Galaxy 10+ phone immediately detects a network with a WIFi6 icon. The second Samsung A20 phone does not display WiFi6, but simply shows the usual network icon. Its pros: High signal quality, easy to set up. There is Wi-Fi 6 running on two bands at the same time. I use it with a TP-link Archer AX20 router, I specially bought it to set up seamless WI-Fi, which duplicates…

Impressions are negative. The device positions itself as supporting the latest Wi-Fi 6 standard. But if this is a decisive factor for the purchase, then it is better to take something else, you are unlikely to see it in this device. And if it’s all the same for 6, don’t overpay in vain and take something from the well-proven Wi-Fi 5. The main trouble with re505x is that it cannot distinguish between connected Wi-Fi6 and Wi-Fi5 devices. The interface does not contain this information. 8022022ax

I connect to my AX6000 from TP-Link, it works fine but the 5GHz network doesn't go further than 2.4GHz. I didn't know that before, it also works perfectly, my signal in the house is better. I recommend

But I haven't had any problems with the device yet. I use it as an ethernet access point on the other side of the house which was a dead zone on my main wifi.

Works great! I paired ours with a TP Link Archer AX10 AX 1500 Wi-Fi router. Setting up the One Mesh feature was easy. We now have continuous 2.4GHz and 5GHz (wifi6) signal throughout the house. It's bigger than I thought it would be and takes up the entire outlet (compared to some other extension cords). In general, I am pleased with his presence. We bought an 'updated' item and it works great.