📶 JOOWIN AC1200 High Power Weatherproof WiFi Range Extender with POE - Outdoor Wireless Access Point, Dual Band 2.4G&5.8GHz 802.11AC, WiFi Access Points/Repeater/Router/Bridge Mode, 2x5dBi Antenna Review

UPDATE TO OUR REVIEW: Our JOIWIN AC1200 High Power Outdoor WiFi Extender that we bought in February worked great until a month ago for an unknown reason. We contacted the seller who asked us to provide him with a short video of us going through the reset procedures so he could observe all the ads on the device himself. After that they sent us straight away a brand new updated device. Customer service was excellent and the device itself worked great with exceptional coverage in remote areas…

As is often the case with small Chinese manufacturers, the instructions that come with the device or are available on the internet seem somewhere between confusing and ridiculous (are there native English speakers to help able to translate these instructions?). ? ). However, I will say that I emailed their support team with an issue I had been using as a simple WiFi hotspot connected to a physical switch (incoming non-HTTP WiFi connections seemed blocked to be) and I got a quick response and…

After adding a large deck and looking for cameras in my backyard, I find that the wireless network that worked fantastic in my house wasn't enough to cover my new living space. I bought a solar powered ring camera and was very happy to put it in my back shed. This gives me full coverage of my garden without the need for cables or multiple cameras. The problem is that the wireless signal is sufficient to search the Internet, but there are problems with wireless video streaming. This device kept…

I bought this to extend the wifi signal to the back yard where we only get 1 or 2 bands. Had a terrible time trying to connect it to our wifi. After about 2 hours I finally got it working. One thing I don't see anywhere is how to connect from the outside when elements present a problem. Yes, the unit itself appears to be fairly sealed, but there's a power adapter and plug, which I'm not sure can be opened in wet weather. And the included Ethernet power cord isn't long enough to plug into an…

I bought this to use Connectify and create a local hotspot to run my Quest 2 wireless. It should have worked much better in hardware than running it through my router. Unfortunately this was not the case. While Asus' Wi-Fi card seems to work just fine, this particular Wi-Fi card seems to chug on. I mean when I connect to my PC through a router I get 72-90 fps. When I connect directly to this Wi-Fi card, I pull out 50 with quite a bit of stuttering. My router is a TP-Link with Wi-Fi 6. One of…

I bought this product because I was fed up with cheap Bluetooth USB adapters that keep disconnecting and causing lag (especially game controller input lag). My primary use for this was as a good, reliable Bluetooth adapter, and that's what it is. Although my computer is usually connected via Ethernet, I ran a Wi-Fi speed test for this test and it's almost as fast as a wired Ethernet connection (although this depends on the quality of your router). I won't be using the Wi-Fi feature very often…