D-Link DAP-2610: Power Over Ethernet Access Point with AC1300 Wave 2 Dual 🔵 Band Compact Design for High-Speed Wireless Internet | Wall/Ceiling Mountable WiFi AC AP | White Review

Very customizable. The high/low power settings work well. Doesn't work to comment. It does what it's supposed to do with no problems.

IS NOT with POE injector. I received mine on 10/28/2020. It comes with power supply but not with poe injector. 10/30/2020. Addendum: I bought this hoping to integrate with my DIR-3040 to expand my wireless network. With the DIR-3040 you can add access points to create a mesh network. However, this WAP is not compatible. If I had known that, I would have chosen a different brand entirely. On a positive note, it actually turned out to be as powerful as I had hoped. Not as much as some true…

I bought this AP to replace the wireless portion of my Verizon Fios router which was having barely enough coverage in my two story house. The fact that it supports POE made finding the access point much easier. I mounted it vertically on the side of a wooden filing cabinet. All that was required was a Cat 6e cable from my Ethernet switch. The only tricky part of the setup was the fact that when you're done making changes on the configuration page and then click SAVE at the bottom of the page…

I was looking for something with advanced networking features (like 802.1Q, support for multiple SSIDs and POE) at a consumer price. This device met all my expectations. As mentioned by others, the device setup process does not require any manual operation. So if you're not tech savvy or adventurous, consider alternatives.

I have been using these devices in the office for many years. They're above the false ceiling and I'm still getting 5 bars! I had a boiler room set up - in the attic of a large house - PoE made installation easy and the range of this device was perfect - all the way down the stairs - through all that wood and steel - there were still 4 lanes. The unit is pretty basic - you get a mounting bracket, screws, an ethernet cable and a few clips to install ceiling tiles - that's it. Add a TP-Link PoE…